Happy 4th of July! As you celebrate our nation's birthday, remember to prioritize safety and capture the memories with your camera. Here are some tips to help you do both!
*Safety First:*
If you're doing your own fireworks, be sure to:
- Wear protective eyewear and earplugs to protect your sight and hearing while setting them off
- Keep children and pets at least 25 feet away from fireworks and have someone watching them closely
- Have a fire extinguisher or water hose handy in case of a mishap
- Follow local fireworks regulations and only use them in designated areas
*Capturing Fireworks with Your Camera or Phone:*
- Use a tripod or other support to keep your camera steady
- On your phone, use a low light or night mode to capture more light
- Try setting your camera to a slow shutter speed to capture the firework's trail
- Use image stabilization if you have it to reduce camera shake
- Experiment with different angles and compositions to add visual interest
- With a phone, consider using a camera app with manual controls to adjust exposure and focus
Remember to enjoy the celebration and stay safe while capturing the magic of the fireworks! #4thofJuly#Fireworks#CameraTips#PhotographyTips#StormFalconStudios#DaytonInspires
At Storm Falcon Studios, we recognize the significance of Juneteenth and honor the struggles and achievements of Black Americans. We believe that every individual deserves to be seen, heard, and celebrated.
We are a studio dedicated to storytelling through photography, and we strive to capture the essence and beauty of diverse experiences.
Let's all continue to uplift and amplify voices, promoting equality and inclusivity for all.
#Juneteenth#Freedom#CelebratingDiversity#StormFalconStudios
In the 80s and 90s, portrait photography was an art form that exuded sophistication and glamour. The iconic looks of supermodels, celebrities, and business leaders were immortalized through the lens of renowned photographers. At Storm Falcon Studios, we draw inspiration from experience in this bygone era, infusing the classic style with modern techniques and sensibilities to create timeless images that capture your unique story.
The nostalgia of vintage portraits lies in their ability to evoke a sense of refinement and poise. Our goal is to recreate this magic, tailoring each headshot to convey your personality, profession, and style. In today's digital age, an exceptional headshot is no longer a luxury but a necessity. It's often the first impression that opens doors to new opportunities or cements your professional reputation.
By blending the classic aesthetic with contemporary flair, our expert photographer crafts images that:
- Project your confidence and sophistication
- Highlight your unique features and personality
- Help you stand out in a crowded digital landscape
- Elegantly balance pose, lighting, and composition
At Storm Falcon, we don't just take headshots – we create enduring testaments to your personal brand. Our retro style and modern equipment, combined with our passion for storytelling, ensures that the images we craft will be your personal masterpiece. Join us in reviving the timeless elegance of classic portrait photography, refined for the new era, and we will help you make a lasting impression.
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Today, we take a moment to honor and remember the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, selflessness, and dedication to freedom should be an inspiration to us all.
As we enjoy the freedoms of our great nation, we should never forget the price that has been paid for our liberty. May we strive to live up to the ideals of justice, equality, and freedom that brave men and women have given all to protect.
From Storm Falcon Studios, we extend our deepest gratitude and respect to all who have served and their families. May this Memorial Day be a day of reflection, remembrance, and celebration of the lives of those who gave everything for our nation.
#memorialday2024#honorandremember#stormfalconstudios
Photo drop time. Been really busy lately and haven't posted much, but here's a few shots I've grabbed over the past week or so, including one I shot on film with my awesome Minolta X-700 camera on film and developed it myself. Sure is fun getting back to those basics. Answer below how you feel about shooting film. If there's enough interest, I might do a film workshop.
