I am super excited to be able to offer an instructional workshop to all my fans. I hope you sign up to help improve your everyday photography!
Details:
Workshop to be held on 5/3/14 10a-12p at Banning Park Newport, DE
This workshop is aimed at the beginner to intermediate photographer that is looking to be able to consistently produce great images.
We will be going over 3 major areas of photography, Exposure, White Balance and Composition. When the 3 areas are mastered it paves the way for you to
focus on being creative and making high quality images.
This is going to be a fun and hands on workshop. You will be shooting as we go over each area.
Special Bonus: Lunch will be provide by competition BBQ team Bang Bang BBQ at noon
Requirements:
Willingness and eagerness to learn and have fun
Camera - any will do, DSLR NOT required (dont be shy, bring what you have and we will help you learn on it)
Workshop Handbook - I will bring for each enrolled
To Register:
Email or Call me and I will send you a Registration Form to complete and Payments can be made via CC or (link to square site)
Limited to 10 Participants
Register by 4/5/14 - $99
Register by 4/19/14 - $129
Register 4/20/14 or later - $149
Any Questions or concerns please contact me.
Kim Przybylski
Owner/Photographer
KRP Photography
302-351-5158
krpphotography@comcast.net
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Monday, March 3, 2014
March Casting Call
WOW it is March already, where is the time going. Well the weather didn't cooperate for February's casting call so moving on and we will come back to those at a later date.
MARCH CASTING CALL:
KRP Photography is currently seeking models for the following types of photo shoots. These are very specific and all criteria must be met to quality. The participant will receive digital files with a print release at no cost in exchange for participating. Participants are required to sign a model release for the images so KRP Photography can use them for internet, media and print advertising. Interested applicants should email KRP Photography at krpphotography@comcast.net with the words "Casting Call Response" in the subject line. Spaces are very limited and will be filled on first come first serve basis for those who meet all criteria.
This month I am looking for models for 5 sessions:
1. I would like to do 5 sessions that are "Uniquely You". Do you have something that you do or love that is uniquely you, that when people think of you that is what they see? Email me with what is uniquely you and we will work on a shoot. The first 5 to respond will get these sessions!
EXAMPLE:
My friend LOVES books and reading so to capture that we did a session in the bookstore:
Thank you for your interest and I look forward to hearing from you. If you are interested in either of these sessions please email me today so we can set up a time!
Stay tuned for next months session ideas!!!
MARCH CASTING CALL:
KRP Photography is currently seeking models for the following types of photo shoots. These are very specific and all criteria must be met to quality. The participant will receive digital files with a print release at no cost in exchange for participating. Participants are required to sign a model release for the images so KRP Photography can use them for internet, media and print advertising. Interested applicants should email KRP Photography at krpphotography@comcast.net with the words "Casting Call Response" in the subject line. Spaces are very limited and will be filled on first come first serve basis for those who meet all criteria.
This month I am looking for models for 5 sessions:
1. I would like to do 5 sessions that are "Uniquely You". Do you have something that you do or love that is uniquely you, that when people think of you that is what they see? Email me with what is uniquely you and we will work on a shoot. The first 5 to respond will get these sessions!
EXAMPLE:
My friend LOVES books and reading so to capture that we did a session in the bookstore:
Thank you for your interest and I look forward to hearing from you. If you are interested in either of these sessions please email me today so we can set up a time!
Stay tuned for next months session ideas!!!
Snow Flakes
Have you ever saw a snow flake up close? I have wanted to take macro photos of snow flakes for a long time. This year I finally got the equipment needed to do so. Hope you enjoy
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Happy Birthday to Me!!!
My birthday is Wednesday 2/26/14 so I’d
like to give you a gift as you help me fill up my calendar! It’s a
win-win !!
I will be offering Pre-Purchases of a CD of Images with Print
Release for only $99!!!!! That’s a crazy steal(Reg price $299). You
are free to book a session anytime this year(2014) and use the pre-purchased CD– plan in advance
for your upcoming baby or your high school senior or your family pictures for
2014!
**I will also be entering all that
pre-purchase a CD into a drawing for a FREE portrait session!!! So if you win you would get a session and CD
of images for only $99!!! (regularly $349)
This booking special will only be on my
birthday, 2/26/14. You can email, facebook, or call me anytime starting at 12:01
am 2/26/14 until 11:59 pm 2/26/14!!!
krpphotography@comcast.net
302-351-5158
KRP Photography | Facebook for Facebook
Fine
print: $99 pre-purchased CD fee must be paid on 2/26/14 to secure this price
via Credit Card or I can invoice you to pay online. Scheduled sessions can be anytime during the
year 2014 and you can schedule at a later date. Cannot be combined with any
other offers, specials or previous winnings. Locations for sessions to be
determined by KRP Photography and client at time of booking, locations are
limited. For any other questions please
contact me prior to purchase.
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Daddy & Me
Love that this session was all my husbands idea and vision. Glad I could capture it for him. This year my son has really taken an interest in hunting and it was great to document it. Love these photos and they mean a lot to our family.
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Because You were there too!!!
Everyone knows how important it is to document life, capture memories for our families because the years are fleeting. You need to be in the pictures as well.
So you don't like you photo taken? Neither do I!!! Get over it! Get dolled up so you feel great, it will help you want to get in front of the camera. No matter what you look like your kids wont care. They just want to know who you were, what you like and what you looked like at 20, 25, 30, 30, 50 and on. Also they want to see you interacting with them in photos. Do it before its too late, time is not guaranteed. Photo's remind us of loved ones once they are no longer with us and of those great times we once had.
Need ideas how to take self portraits? Here are some tips.
1. Use a Tripod
Not necessary item, but definitely makes it easier.
2. Choose your setting, then your settings
Prep the area you will be shooting. Be sure it is not cluttered. Pay attention to the light and
cameras vantage point. Set your aperture, ISO, Shutter & White Balance.
3. Pre Focus
Very Important step. Have someone or something in frame where you will be, set focus, change
to Manual Focus to lock the focus. The Shoot
4. Close Down
Use a smaller aperture then you normally would if were behind the camera. This will help ensure
everyone is in focus. (5.6 is a good starting point)
5. Use a Remote &/or the timer
This will allow you to sit relaxed and get the shots you want. An there's no running to beat the
shutter! Take series of photos to show interactions.
6. Don't Always be Serious
Have fun! Make faces, let kids pose/come up with ideas, try new things. Just be sure to have fun!
They don't even have to be elaborate photos. Use a point and shoot or cell phone and do the whole arm extended group shot. As long as you are together in the photo that's what matters! So get out there take some photos and enjoy making memories.
Another option is to hire your favorite photographer and have them do the work for you and then you can just enjoy the process and end results!!!
So you don't like you photo taken? Neither do I!!! Get over it! Get dolled up so you feel great, it will help you want to get in front of the camera. No matter what you look like your kids wont care. They just want to know who you were, what you like and what you looked like at 20, 25, 30, 30, 50 and on. Also they want to see you interacting with them in photos. Do it before its too late, time is not guaranteed. Photo's remind us of loved ones once they are no longer with us and of those great times we once had.
Need ideas how to take self portraits? Here are some tips.
1. Use a Tripod
Not necessary item, but definitely makes it easier.
2. Choose your setting, then your settings
Prep the area you will be shooting. Be sure it is not cluttered. Pay attention to the light and
cameras vantage point. Set your aperture, ISO, Shutter & White Balance.
3. Pre Focus
Very Important step. Have someone or something in frame where you will be, set focus, change
to Manual Focus to lock the focus. The Shoot
4. Close Down
Use a smaller aperture then you normally would if were behind the camera. This will help ensure
everyone is in focus. (5.6 is a good starting point)
5. Use a Remote &/or the timer
This will allow you to sit relaxed and get the shots you want. An there's no running to beat the
shutter! Take series of photos to show interactions.
6. Don't Always be Serious
Have fun! Make faces, let kids pose/come up with ideas, try new things. Just be sure to have fun!
They don't even have to be elaborate photos. Use a point and shoot or cell phone and do the whole arm extended group shot. As long as you are together in the photo that's what matters! So get out there take some photos and enjoy making memories.
Another option is to hire your favorite photographer and have them do the work for you and then you can just enjoy the process and end results!!!
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