With Brave wings She Flies

This beautiful girl was an awesome model.  She was willing to try out some new fun things and the portraits came out amazing.



"I got lost in him and it's the kind of lost that's exactly like being found." ~Claire LaZebnik

The cute couple was celebrating their 10 year anniversary.  I love the beautiful connection they have and you can just feel the love pouring off of them.  Happy Anniversary guys!



She Walks in Beauty

"Her messy hair is a visible attribute of her stubborn spirit.  As she shakes it free, she smiles knowing wild is her favorite color." ~J Iron Word


This beautiful lady is my niece.  We had such a good time running and laughing and enjoying this beautiful location. 



I am not a girl, I am a storm with skin

This sexy lady agreed to have some awesome outdoor boudoir portraits taken.  I love her funky style.  This location was amazing.  Boudoir doesn't always mean nude!  Boudoir is empowering portraits of someone.



2016 New Pricing

Starting January 1, 2016 my pricing is changing.  Below you will see the new pricing.


All returning clients will receive $25 off your package price (does not include mini-sessions or specials)

What's included in a photo session:

On-Location Photo session

30-60 minutes of photographers time


Your choice of one of the following packages

Package #1:  $175.00

-Online Gallery of Images

-Clients choice of 5 Digital Images from Gallery with print release

- $75 print credit (good for prints and products excluding digitals)


Package #2:  $205.00

-Online Gallery of Images

-Clients choice of 10 Digital Images from Gallery with print release

- $75 print credit (good for prints and products excluding digitals)


Package #3:  $255.00

-Online Gallery of Images

-All Images from Gallery with print release

- $100 print credit (good for prints and products excluding digitals)


Package #4:  $125.00

-Online Gallery of Images

- $75 print credit (good for prints and products excluding digitals)

NOTE: This package does not come with digital images)


A $100 non-refundable retainer is required at the time of booking to secure your date/time.


Please Note:

All photos are copyrighted by KRP Photography and can not be used, cropped, changed or reproduced in any way.


Print/Product Pricing:

Clients may choose any of the following Prints/Specialty items to fulfill print credit.  All are available to purchase any time or to add on to any package.

Prints:                                        

4x6 - $5/each

5x7 - $8/each

8x10 - $15/each

11x14 - $25/each

16x20 - $40/each

Larger sized available upon request


Standouts/Gallery Wraps

8x10 - $85/each

11x14 - $105/each

16x20 - $125/each


Albums:

8x8 (10 pages/2sides)  - $200/each

8x10 (10 pages/2sides) - $240/each

10x10 (10 pages/2sides) - $260/each

12x12 (10 pages/2sides) - $300/each

Additional pages available for additional fee


Accordion mini album 3x3' (10 panels) - $25/each


If you are looking for a product not listed, please contact me.  Not all sizes and available products are listed.

 

2016 Reintroductions

Who is KRP Photography? 


I wanted to introduce myself.  My name is Kim Przybylski and I am the owner/photographer of KRP Photography.

A little about me:

 - I am a photographer

 - I am a mom to an awesome son

 - I am a wife to the best hubby in the world

 - I am a loyal friend to our Rotti Brutus (pictured below)

 - I am a competition BBQ Competitor

 - Fall is my favorite time of the year

 - Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday

 - A guilty pleasure - Mountain Dew and Lemonhead candy



Senior Rep Program

I’m looking for 3 fabulous, outgoing Seniors from the class of 2016, to represent KRP Photography!

So here are the details, read carefully!

Senior Rep Requirements:

·         You must be graduating in 2016.
·         You must have session by 8/31/15
·         You and your parents must agree to promote only for KRP Photography for your senior
           portraits from the time of acceptance through the entire 2015/2016 school year.
·         Your parent or Guardian MUST sign a model release, allowing KRP Photography to use your
           images for advertising and promotional purposes.
·         Applications will be accepted Through 7/31/15, you will be notified if you are one of the 3 by
           August 1, 2015

What do you get??

·         A FREE session this Summer (2015) before school starts. You will receive a minimum of 3
           watermarked, web-sized images to use as your Facebook profile pictures. (must use for at 
           least 30 days)
·         20% off all products and session fees for your entire senior year
·         A gallery of your images to show off to friends
·         25-50 senior rep cards to hand out to fellow seniors

Need more incentive??

For every referral you send you will get $20 towards prints/session fees

All of your referred friends will receive 16 free wallets from their session!

Okay so now you’re interested. What do you do next?

Before you can become an official Senior Rep for KRP Photography, you must fill out the Senior Rep application. Contact me at krpphotography@comcast.net to fill out an application.  I look forward to working with you.

 

 

Fireworks Tips

Do you want to know how to photograph fireworks? With 4th of July just a few weeks away I thought I’d Share some tips to help you get started.

Fireworks Displays are something that evoke a lot of emotion in people as they are not only beautiful and spectacular to watch but they also are often used to celebrate momentous occasions.
Of course it’s not just a matter of going out finding a fireworks display – there are, as usual, things you can do to improve your results.

  

1. Use a Tripod

Perhaps the most important tip is to secure your digital camera to something that will ensure it doesn’t move during the taking of your shots. This is especially important in photographing fireworks simply because you’ll be using longer shutter speeds which will not only capture the movement of the fireworks but any movement of the camera itself. The best way to keep your camera still is with a tripod.

2. Framing Your Shot

One of the most difficult parts of photographing fireworks is working out where to aim your camera. The challenge you’ll face in doing this is that you generally need to aim your camera before the fireworks that you’ll be photographing goes off – anticipation is key.

3. Focal Length?

One of the hardest parts of photographing fireworks is having your camera trained on the right part of the sky at the right time. This is especially difficult if you’re shooting with a longer focal length and are trying to take more tightly cropped shots. I generally shoot at a wider focal length than a tight one but during a show will try a few tighter shots (I usually use a zoom lens to give me this option) to see if I can get lucky with them. Keep in mind however that cropping of your wider angle fireworks shots can always be done later to get a similar impact in your photography.

4. Aperture

A common question around photographing fireworks displays is what aperture to use. Many people think you need a fast lens to get them but in reality it’s quite the opposite as the light that the fireworks emit is quite bright. I find that apertures in the mid to small range tend to work reasonably well and would usually shoot somewhere between f/5.6 to f/16.

5. Shutter Speed

Probably more important to get right than aperture is shutter speed. Fireworks move and as a result the best photographs of them capture this movement meaning you need a nice long exposure. The technique that I developed when I first photographed fireworks was to shoot in ‘bulb’ mode. This is a mode that allows you to keep the shutter open for as long as you hold down the shutter (preferably using a remote shutter release of some type). Using this technique you hit the shutter when you hear the firework and hold it down until it’s finished exploding (generally a few seconds). You can also experiment with set shutter speeds to see what impact it will have but I find that unless you’re holding the shutter open for very long exposures that the bulb technique works pretty well.
Don’t keep your shutter open too long. The temptation is to think that because it’s dark that you can leave it open as long as you like. The problem with this is that fireworks are bright and it doesn’t take too much to over expose them, especially if your shutter is open for multiple bursts in the one area of the sky. By all means experiment with multiple burst shots – but most people end up finding that the simpler one burst shots can be best.

6. ISO

Shooting at a low ISO is preferable to ensure the cleanest shots possible. Stick to ISO 100 and you should be fine.

7. Shoot in Manual Mode

I find I get the best results when shooting in manual exposure and manual focus modes. Auto focusing in low light can be very difficult for many cameras and you’ll end up missing a lot of shots. Once your focusing is set you’ll find you don’t really need to change it during the fireworks display – especially if you’re using a small aperture which increases depth of field. Keep in mind that changing focal lengths will mean you need to need to adjust your focusing on most lenses.  I usually set my focus to manual and put on infinity.

8. Experiment and Track Results

Throughout the fireworks display periodically check your results. I generally will take a few shots at the start and do a quick check to see that they are OK before shooting any more. Don’t check after every shot once you’ve got things set up OK (or you’ll miss the action) but do monitor yours shots occasionally to ensure you’re not taking a completely bad batch.   Also experiment with taking shots that include a wider perspective, silhouettes and people around you watching the display.

Usually my settings are around ISO 100, F/5.6 and Bulb Mode, focus set to infinity.

 

 

2015 Summer Minis

2015 Summer Mini’s

20 Minute Session

5 Images with Print Release

FB Cover Photo

 

$55 – Refer 2 friends that book a mini session and get yours for  50% Off!

 

Location – Battery Park Beach, New Castle DE

 

Dates:

Friday 7/17 @ 6:30pm, 7pm or 7:30pm

Saturday 7/18 @ 8:30am, 9am or 9:30am

Sunday 7/19 @ 8am, 8:30am, 9am, 9:30am, 10a, 6pm, 6:30pm, 7pm, 7:30pm or 8pm

 

If interested in something more than just a quick 20 minute session, take a look at the different packages I offer.

24 Fun Summer Photo Ideas

Its Summer Time!  Here are 24 ideas of Fun things to take photos of to document your summer.