Its that time of the year again, when the ghouls and goblins come out to play. Here in Vegas there are plenty of scary attractions to attend. The Viewfinders will be at The Mirage‘s Halloween bash, while you may want to don your sexiest referee costume and check out the Fetish and Fantasy Ball. Or put on some tights and fly over to the Superheros and Villains Costume Party at Insert Coins. When else can you dress to truly match your style? Any day in Vegas but Halloween is when you can get away with leather, gags, body paint, and everything your twisted little mind can think of. Have fun and be safe!
Archive for October, 2012
Halloween Vegas Style
Posted: October 27, 2012 in Photography, UncategorizedTags: fantasy, fetish, halloween, las vegas, Photography
Creating an effective workflow
Posted: October 22, 2012 in PhotographyTags: alter ego, las vegas, Photography, studio rental, Viewfinders, workflow
Some might remember when a photographer had to load there non-digital cameras with stuff called “film” and then after the shoot, that film would be taken into a “dark room” and processed into photographs. Now that technology has made that process obsolete, the current day photographer has different tasks they need to follow, one that includes data management and social networks. Creating an effective workflow from the beginning of the shoot to the delivery of the goods, is essential to putting out a great photograph or design.
A basic and thorough workflow can consist of the following steps:
- Shooting images
- Downloading images to the computer
- Backing up raw (untouched/unedited) images
- Importing photos into image-management software
- Organizing images into an image library, with keywords and virtual photo albums
- Processing/retouching images to get a desired look
- Outputting images for clients, printing, or Web sites
- Backing up processed images and the image library
- Archiving images for permanent (offline or online) storage
Breaking it down into a series of steps helps to simplify workflow and keep it consistent, which increases the likelihood that you’ll get through all the steps efficiently and quickly. (http://blog.photoshelter.com/2009/09/an-effective-workflow-for-phot/)