Tips+!

This page contains all of the tips you may need to take the ultimate picture !

This prime lens is great for weddings. The detail in the photographs are very detailed. Those who had viewed this lens said that it is great for zooming in on the cake and decorations at the wedding. This lens is the Canon 100mm 2.8 Macro. It ranges from $500 to $1000.



This article is from Our Town Magazine Paulding. It is in the February 2012 edition. You can look throughout the magazine and various events here - http://ourtownfamily.com/ This article was written by the photographer who took the cover of this edition.

"When to shoot, what to wear, what location, who to hire! All of these questions come to mind when thinking about portraits. Especially today when all of your photos are posted online, e-mailed to family and hung up in your home! Professional photographer, Pam Jones, with Paris Mountain Photography can help answer some of these questions. "The best times of the year to shoot is in the Spring and Fall for obvious reasons. Senior portraits are taken best at the end of the Summer so the photos will make it in the yearbook on time. The sun is mostly soft and warm in the early morning and late afternoon and there is nothing to worry about on a cloudy day. The clouds act like a big softbox and photos turn out great. Just no rain please! "People always fret about what to wear for a photo session. The best tip is to first, dress up; you want to look your best. Everyday clothes are great for everyday snapshots. A photo session is special, so look special! Also, be comfortable. A camera knows when you're not. Solid colors and lots of texture and layers are always complimentary. Lastly, think about where you'll be hanging your photo. Will what you wear match your curtains or couch? "The location is important, but not as important as you, so don't stress too much to find the perfect spot. Sometimes the best photos are taken under a tree or in an alley. A place with good light and shady spots are the best. Stay away from busy backgrounds that would take away from your face." Read more at the link!