Mary Tuggle

Thanks, I was trying to get a sense of the place too. Guess I should stick with one thing. I did clean up the background a bit, but I can see where a plainer background would help. Thanks again.

What a cute girl! That rock behind her head is a little distracting. Also as the mother of a theatre major most head shots are in the portrait orientation.

Love it!

I print with the Epson 3800. I use their ICC profiles. Still have to lighten the images before printing

I wouldn’t put it online.

I am a teacher, so right now I stalk all the time, come August 13, that will change.

I have had different experiences with competitions. Look up the Juror, if they are legit usually there are no issues. Don’t pay more than $50 US to enter. Competitions have gotten me published in BW Magazine, once single shot, once portfolio. You just have to do your research. They are a good way to get seen.

Too funny, glad all is well.

Must have a 50mm 1.8 or 1.4. My favorite, but back in the day the 50 1.8 was the stock lens that came on SLR cameras. Got used to that and is still my favorite.

Sorry, don’t know how to make my address a link, still new at this.

I really like the layout of the site and your bio is excellent. I enjoyed your work but would prefer to control the speed of seeing the slides. I have just redone my site and have yet to set up my blog. Any advice you can give would be great. http://www.tripodstudio.com.

Thanks

I use the Color Munki that also calibrates my printer, though I haven’t had much luck with the printer. I can get the color right, but it always prints darker than my monitor. Done tutorials etc and just can’t get them to match. Plus I have to do a profile for each type of paper.

I think the light fixture is centered, the asymmetry above gives the illusion of the fixture not being centered. I think I would crop just below the high windows. Would have to see it to know if it works.

He was always around. We were there 5 days and saw him twice. We loved New Orleans. Thanksvforbthe tips. I entered the second shot in a black and white competition.