For all you PC lovers out there, here's a copy of your wallpaper with the little bit on the right side of the screen. These shots are from a session in the studio this afternoon.

For all you PC lovers out there, here's a copy of your wallpaper with the little bit on the right side of the screen. These shots are from a session in the studio this afternoon.

One of the members of this househould, a.k.a. Annette, thinks these two expressions are similar. What do you think?
These are hot off the press! After you click on the image, they should be the proper size for desktop wallpaper. Let us know what you think!





For those of you keeping score at home, another tooth has come in since this last photo. We were just a little slow posting it onto the blog.




The little one has discovered the world of Sesame Street. The strange thing is that it hasn't changed much from when we were kids. Here is a photo of Elmo's two newest fans.

This is the original photo

This is the photo after I color-corrected it due to an incorrect white balance.

This photo was converted to grayscale and then cropped so that his eyes would be in the upper left corner. This follows the "rule of thirds" theory about photography.

And this photo was simply converted to grayscale.
Because the white balance wasn't 100% correct, the photo was changed to black and white. EDUCATION: A digital camera uses white balance to determine what is "white" under that lighting condition. The next time you're under flourescent bulbs, look around and see if some appear yellow and others appear blue. That's because they have a different light temperature - the blue ones are "daylight" and the yellow "cool white". The camera converts all the light in the image according to the color temperature. If you perform a custom white balance, than that, in theory, takes all the different temperatures of light falling on your subject and balances them out so that your colors are correct.

