Rachel McHardy is one of the premier Baton Rouge family photographers. She specializes in contemporary family, children, newborn, and senior photography.
Category Archives: Photography Tips Today, we are all about aspect ratios in photography. Yes, ratios as in math ratios. Yes, ratios as in a quick trip back to 5th grade math. Let’s break it down: The aspect ratio in photography is the relationship (ratio) of width and height of an image. It’s expressed like this- width:height. 35mm cameras and […]  I haven’t posted in a while. One day, about a month ago, I got super blog happy and was like, “post ALL the things!” But then I went to pull up my website and it big, fat wasn’t there. I kept getting this annoying “Oops!” page that basically told me the page I wanted was […]  A few weeks ago, I told you how to turn your bedding into a reflector. This week, I’m going to tell you how to become your own reflector! Anytime you know you’ll be doing some photography, throw on a white shirt. it’s as simple as that. That way you can help bounce light back […]  This winter has been interesting. Back in San Antonio, there were loads of places where I could shoot year round, and the scenery would look just fabulous. In Atlanta, however, I haven’t had time to find those sort of “sweet spots.” So I’ve been nervous about shooting outside during the drab winter months. The trees […]  I love a little haze in the right photo. It gives the image a nice, dreamy feel to it. There are a handful of ways to create a hazy effect in your photos. One way is to shoot with the sun behind your subject and your lens angled toward the light. Another is to use […] |
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