Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Flowering Almond - Vintage Photo
This photo was also taken in Granny's yard! This is the beautiful Flowering Almond! I gave this photo a vintage textured look! Hope you like it!
Friday, July 13, 2012
Red Rose
Just felt like playing around in Photoshop for a little while last night! I photographed this little potted rose on my back deck. I spray painted a white poster board with a cool blue color and used it as the backdrop. Here is the original image SOOC. (Straight Out Of Camera).
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Granny's Funeral Flowers
Well, Granny's been gone since November 1, 2011 and I've finally gotten the notion to make these flower arrangements from her beautiful funeral flowers sent by all of her family and friends. I've never dried flowers before, this was my first try! I collected so many from the graveside, they were all so gorgeous I couldn't bare to let them go to waste so I brought them all home with me not really sure of what I was going to do with them. I didn't know which ones would dry nice and which ones wouldn't. Now that it's done, I can tell you that lilies, daisies, and hydrangeas don't save at all. But the rest of these did quite nice. And I was really happy they kept their beautiful color!
I went to Hobby Lobby while their pottery/vases were 50% off!! Each of these vases ended up being less than $10 each!! Great deal. I also got 3 of those green foam blocks.
Yesterday, I thought it was time. I wanted to make something really pretty in remembrance of my Granny. I made one for myself, one for my sister and one for my Mom. I just began clipping the stems and sticking them into the foam. I had no plan or layout, its' all just very random. I just kept sticking and sticking anywhere I saw a empty spot. I even used some of the baby's breath and tinier little delicate flowers that all dried, surprisingly, very nicely!
So Mom and Laura, since this is your first time seeing all the flowers I saved... I hope you like them! I'll get these to you soon! Click photos to enlarge!
I went to Hobby Lobby while their pottery/vases were 50% off!! Each of these vases ended up being less than $10 each!! Great deal. I also got 3 of those green foam blocks.
Yesterday, I thought it was time. I wanted to make something really pretty in remembrance of my Granny. I made one for myself, one for my sister and one for my Mom. I just began clipping the stems and sticking them into the foam. I had no plan or layout, its' all just very random. I just kept sticking and sticking anywhere I saw a empty spot. I even used some of the baby's breath and tinier little delicate flowers that all dried, surprisingly, very nicely!
So Mom and Laura, since this is your first time seeing all the flowers I saved... I hope you like them! I'll get these to you soon! Click photos to enlarge!
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Photoshoot for Lexi!
I had a great time with my friend Sonya the other day photographing her little girl, Alexis! They turned out so CUTE! Here are a few of my favs! Click Here to see the whole gallery! (172 photos!)
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Christmas Cactus!
My Christmas cactus is in full bloom and looking so pretty! I gave it a fun little photo session the other day!
Monday, December 05, 2011
Photoshop'd Peacock!
This peacock is one of my old favorite photos. I played with it in Photoshop for several hours playing with the colors! I had so many versions but this ended up being my favorite! © Tiffany Richards.
Original

After

Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Color Houses!
I feel so bad about the total lack of attention to my personal blog here! Been so super busy over at Tiffany Doodles. So, I thought I would do random posts from some of my personal photograph stash!!
I have been really into the HDR photography lately. For those of you who don't know; that means High Dynamic Range. You need a steady tripod for your camera to capture anywhere from 3 to 5 photos at different exposures, averaging about 2 stops between increments. Which means you take a really dark photo, a normal exposure and then one over-exposed. The purpose of this is to capture all of the information in the highlights, midtones, and shadows. Then you import all of these exposures into your photo editing software and through the magic of Photoshop and some plugins for your tone mapping you get something that looks like this!! Maybe one day I'll do a tutorial if you really want me too!!
Enjoy! More to come soon! Thanks for looking! Click to enlarge.
I have been really into the HDR photography lately. For those of you who don't know; that means High Dynamic Range. You need a steady tripod for your camera to capture anywhere from 3 to 5 photos at different exposures, averaging about 2 stops between increments. Which means you take a really dark photo, a normal exposure and then one over-exposed. The purpose of this is to capture all of the information in the highlights, midtones, and shadows. Then you import all of these exposures into your photo editing software and through the magic of Photoshop and some plugins for your tone mapping you get something that looks like this!! Maybe one day I'll do a tutorial if you really want me too!!
Enjoy! More to come soon! Thanks for looking! Click to enlarge.
I'm a self-employed web designer & photographer since 1998. But that's all business and this blog is all about my crafty hobbies! Throughout this blog you will find things like watercolor painting, paper crafting, stamping, card-making, copics, my own hand drawn digital stamps, beading, cooking, gardening, photography, photoshop, the antics of my 4 legged children, Emma & Francie!

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