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Jean Smith

Creating Portraits with Drama

A soft, flatly lit image is lovely and beautiful…and safe. You love safe, but sometimes you just want some Britney Spears instead of Taylor Swift. Some Gossip Girl instead of America’s Funniest Home Videos. Some red instead of white. And of course, some chocolate instead of a lollipop. Some Photographic Drama, if you will. If [...]

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Photography Workshop Giveaway

We have a fun photography workshop giveaway today from one of our creative team members, Jean Smith. Get a chance to win a FREE SEAT to the He Said She Said Workshop in Raleigh, North Carolina in August!

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Common Photography Posing Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Welcome to week three in a 4-part series of Common Photography Mistakes tutorials that Jean Smith wrote for I Heart Faces. Be sure to read the other three parts of her series here: Common Photography Mistakes and How to Fix Them Common Lighting Mistakes and How to Fix Them Common Photo Editing Mistakes and How [...]

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Common Lighting Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Pin It This is the second in a 4-part series of Common Photography Mistakes tutorials that Jean Smith Photography put together for I Heart Faces. Be sure to read the other three parts of her series here: Common Photography Mistakes and How to Fix Them Common Posing Mistakes and How to Fix Them Common [...]

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Common Photography Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Pin It We are excited to welcome Jean Smith Photography who is sharing some of the most common photography mistakes in a series of photography tutorials here on I Heart Faces. This is the first of a 4-part series. You can read the other parts here: Common Lighting Mistakes and How to Fix Them Common [...]

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Donating Photography Services to Charity {Inspiration}

‘Tis the Season to Give In this season of love, happiness, and bliss, there is much talk of giving and sacrifice. The gift of service is priceless and can forever touch the hearts and lives of not only the receiver(s), but the giver as well. So, what does this have to with photography? If you [...]

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