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Couples Photo Shoots – Updated!

On January 23, 2013 / Portraits / 1 Comment

Shooting a young couple the other day, I found my self at the beautiful Founders Hall Alumni Memorial Grove in Hershey. The location is perfect for photo shoots because of the varied and interesting backgrounds. It is beautiful at this time of the year but even more so in the Spring and Fall with the seasonal foliage. The lovely couple are from Middletown, Pennsylvania and are the proud parents of a beautiful baby. This very nice couple braved the cold and windy weather and we took some great shots! Check out more of these photos on facebook after I edit them all. Facebook [fbphotos id=474070049316282]

A Photo in Review, A Wedding Photo that Expresses love!

On January 14, 2013 / News, Portraits, Reviews, Tutorial, Wedding Tips / Leave a comment

Welcome back, after a long time off I am returning to bring great new content back to JMaccPhotography! I took off for a few months to get back on track, to center my Chee. I really wanted to get my creativity back and I believe I have don it, so lets get too it! I took this photo last year at my best friends wedding, he was looking for a photographer in his price range and couldn’t find one, he of course knew how creative I was and loved my art, so he gave me a call and this photo was the result! He and his and his bride had their wedding on the very beautiful golf course Dauphin Highlands in Harrisburg, Pa. This course had the most beautiful grounds, they have great scenes and great photos spots! I

Top 5 tips for stunning portraits!

On January 24, 2012 / Portraits / 1 Comment

Hey, today I wanted to get some tips on my blog, because I have a portrait shoot today. I wanted to get my top 5 tips for from my experience in portraits! These are my tips more will be coming soon. 1. Perspective: change your angle! Come from the bottom, to top the side etc. frank santra always said angles are attitudes! I agree with this so much, angles are very important, changes the way your subject looks! 2. Eye contact: catching your subjects eyes are so important! Eyes are the windows to the soul, as they say. Eye contact is crucial to making the image really pop! I love the images that have the eye the main subject, really makes me think what’s the person like, who are they, that kind of stuff. 3. Shooting candid: shooting candid can be the best images