We still have some work to do, but it is up and running! Go check it out and leave your feedback here as a comment. :-) Would love to hear what you have to say about it. What you like, what you dont like..anything! Hope you enjoy it!
KatieClarkPhotography.com
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Been a busy, busy week!
The week started with my friend (a photographer in New Mexico) and I starting to plan our trip for January 2011! The start of the new year will bring 3 full days of a photography seminar in San Antonio, TX...and I CANNOT WAIT!!!
This last week has brought a lot of sessions as well. Have been so busy and I appreciate all your patience. :-)
There is another contest going on. This one is for Babies and Children. Schedule your session today so that you can participate!
This last week has brought a lot of sessions as well. Have been so busy and I appreciate all your patience. :-)
There is another contest going on. This one is for Babies and Children. Schedule your session today so that you can participate!
Friday, March 19, 2010
Wardrobe Tips
When you are preparing for your session and wondering what to wear keep these tips in mind:
-Simplicity is KEY! Solid colors are best. Avoid large or bold patterns and bright colors (they draw attention away from the face).
-Long sleeve dresses and shirts are recommended.
-Darker clothing tends to minimize body size and light tones tend to emphasize body size.
-Do not mix light and dark colors. Save stronger colors and patterns for accent items like scarves and neckties.
-White or light pastel clothing looks best in portraits taken against white or light backgrounds. Dark clothing looks best photographed against darker backgrounds and creates a more formal mood.
-Earth tones are best for outdoor portraits.
-Traditional style clothing will keep your portraits looking fresh for years.
-Simplicity is KEY! Solid colors are best. Avoid large or bold patterns and bright colors (they draw attention away from the face).
-Long sleeve dresses and shirts are recommended.
-Darker clothing tends to minimize body size and light tones tend to emphasize body size.
-Do not mix light and dark colors. Save stronger colors and patterns for accent items like scarves and neckties.
-White or light pastel clothing looks best in portraits taken against white or light backgrounds. Dark clothing looks best photographed against darker backgrounds and creates a more formal mood.
-Earth tones are best for outdoor portraits.
-Traditional style clothing will keep your portraits looking fresh for years.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Pre-Session Tips
Good Morning!
So in my next few blogs I want to focus on tips to prepare you for your upcoming sessions, whether they are scheduled with me or not. This first one is geared more towards "Senior Sessions." Figured that would be a good starting point since, at least around here, we're getting close to "Senior Season" for 2011 Seniors. And don't hesitate to leave a question in the comment section or contact me some other way if you need more information. :-) So sit back, grab your coffee, and let the info sink in! ;-)
#1 - Remember anything you might need during your session (brush, hairspray, lip gloss, etc)
#2 - Be careful of sun exposure prior to the session. I cannot edit out tan lines and sun burns do not photograph well
#3 - Bring several changes of clothes, preferably different STYLES like casual, dressy, personal (cheer uniform, team jersey, etc)
#4 - Bring props that show your personality
IDEAS:
* Musical Instruments
* School Jacket
* Class Ring
* Hats
* Uniforms (athletic, band, FFA, etc)
* Sports Equipment
* Sunglasses
#5 - Wear your hair as you do normally. Guys should NOT have a fresh haircut. If you need a trim, schedule for at least a week before your portraits.
The next blog will focus on "Wardrobe Tips" that will be pretty general for any session. See you then!
Monday, March 8, 2010
Model Searh is Under Way!
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Tutu Much Fun!
So I recently purchased this super cute pink tutu to use in little girl portraits. I immediately tried it out on my little niece :-)

I then realized "Hey! I could make these!" And so I did! Myself, my good friend Amy (also a photographer) and my sister Sara spent a good amount of time making tutus of different colors and sizes. :-) Here is my step-daughter in her large pink tutu (we also now have blue and purple ;-)

I then realized "Hey! I could make these!" And so I did! Myself, my good friend Amy (also a photographer) and my sister Sara spent a good amount of time making tutus of different colors and sizes. :-) Here is my step-daughter in her large pink tutu (we also now have blue and purple ;-)
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Phew...
OK, well at least it hasnt been quite as long between the last couple posts. ;-)
Typically, for any photographer, the months of January through March are extremely slow. Thankfully things have not slowed down a whole lot for me this year (considering I have 6 sessions in the next 2 weeks!). I am so grateful to my loyal clients. I owe it all to you :-) Thank you!
Typically, for any photographer, the months of January through March are extremely slow. Thankfully things have not slowed down a whole lot for me this year (considering I have 6 sessions in the next 2 weeks!). I am so grateful to my loyal clients. I owe it all to you :-) Thank you!
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