It is no secret that the right light is what makes a good picture great! When working with natural light (especially for beach photography), the best time to shoot is during the so-called “golden hour”, which is the 45-ish minute window of warm and soft coppery light that occurs twice a day – once at daybreak and then again in the hour before sunset.
In this difficult time of social distancing, sadly many new moms and dads here in Grand Cayman are missing out on their newborn shoots. This is why I decided to put this quick and simple guide together to help you snap some of those precious newborn memories with your smartphone…
Grand Cayman is the ideal place for small, intimate celebrations. The Cayman Islands’ natural beauty makes the perfect backdrop for couples looking to elope to legalise their love or re-commit to each other after several years of marriage. This why Cayman has been featured on many wedding blogs and magazines as one of the most sought after wedding destinations.
Congrats Mama! You are growing another human! Time to celebrate you and your bump! Pregnancy is such a special time of your life and for many women, (although you may not feel like it) you are at your most natural, feminine and beautiful self. During your pregnancy, your hair is rich and thicker, your skin is glowing and your body has more beautiful curves.
Visitors to Grand Cayman love to take photos of sunsets and the island offers many opportunities to do that. Here are some suggestions on how to take the best sunset photos with your mobile phone:
As with any other photo there are a few universal principles that will help you significantly improve your sunset photography, even with your phone.
Photographing your children can often be a real challenge and more often than not a frustrating rather than rewarding experience.
Everyone with young kids, knows that those little critters (especially toddlers) are totally unpredictable and can ruin anything if they decide to do so…They don’t like to sit still for anything (and certainly not for a picture), they never stop moving and getting a genuine smile out of them while looking into the camera seems impossible. That does not make them bad children, that simply makes them children!
Are you one of those people with no pictures on the wall but 5000 photos stored on an external hard drive? You are certainly not alone! Now that we are firmly in the digital age, printing photos has been relegated to an optional step in the photographic process, one that many people rarely (if ever) take advantage of. Here are 4 good reasons why you should invest in printing and displaying your photographs.
Are you visiting the Cayman Islands and looking for a Cayman Photographer to capture your family memories or are you simply looking for some easy
Do you ever get picture envy when scrolling through Instagram? The average person takes anything between 3 and 10 pictures per day on their mobile phone – that is over 2000 pictures per year, but how many of those are really post or print worthy? While not everyone is destined to become a professional photographer, there are some simple tricks that can help you transform your pictures instantly.