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  1. Olympic Games

    This image was captured from the comfort of a sofa during the Olympic games.  A far cry from the dream of an Olympian yet still I enjoy it’s magic.  Water has always been a source of life to me.  I swam for most of my youth, several hours a day.…

  2. Stay Salty

     water is life…

  3. Seeing what I cannot hear…

    Dear Photographer Don’t Quit. Questioning your value? Feeling like it’s all for nothing? The world of photography —so much competition, financially straining, and then are you really that good after-all?  And then there is AI. Before you throw in the towel, let me share with you the key things…

  4. Rediscovering Photographic Creativity in Costa Rica: Exploring New Surroundings

    In everyday life, it’s easy for photographers to find themselves burnt out and disconnected from their artistic passion.  However,  there is a sanctuary, a place where creative sparks can reignite, and inspiration can flow freely again. Costa Rica is a breathtaking country that offers diverse landscapes, rich nature, and vibrant…

  5. The Art of Subtlety: Enhancing Portraits

    The Art of Subtlety: Enhancing Portraits with Minimal Post-Production Adjustments Minimal Post-Production Techniques  In the age of digital photography, post-production has become an essential part of the creative process. While it’s tempting to apply numerous filters and adjustments to achieve a desired effect, sometimes less is more. By employing minimal…

  6. Interview with Go Solo - JaneVision Photography by Rachael Jane

    Copyright Rachael Jane 2023 Thank you go solo for the opportunity to answer some of you questions about freelance photography.     Go Solo HomeCollab NetworkEntrepreneur StoriesGrowth Playbooks ENTREPRENEUR STORIESGO SOLO IN THE USGO SOLO STORIESPHOTOGRAPHYWOMEN-OWNED SMALL BIZ Soulful Visions through the Lens - Rachael Jane1 0 days ago by Team Subkit…

  7. Corporate Headshots in digital print

    I remember photographing Bob Haney along with his some of his executive team at AgriSompo.   My colleague Alison Barnes-Martin and I set up early on location to be prepared to run team members through quickly in order to meet their busy schedule demands.   We had only a few minutes with…

  8. Achieving that Polished Professional Look

    Having hair and make-up done can make all the difference in looking subtly polished as a professional executive photo or for a high school senior portrait.  It’s easiest to schedule it built into the photo session.  It adds an hour to an hour and a half to the total shoot.…

  9. To Light or Not to Light

    Natural Lighting with a reflector Artificial lighting in combination with natural Natural Light Portrait- Window Light Artificial Light Portrait- Two lights If you are hiring a photographer to shoot one portrait or several for a corporate website or personal use, it is important to think about what you expect from…

  10. What to Wear and How to Prepare for a Photoshoot

    Tips for what to Wear    These are recommendations for formal professional headshots and can be slightly modified for a more casual portrait session. EVERYONE -Avoid sun exposure for 1-2 days prior to headshot session.  -Hair should be clean and dry.  -Make sure all clothing is pressed and lint free.  -Simple…
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