Timelapse of storm coming in off Everglades 4-18-2015

Pinup Photo-shoot Guide with Miss Marina Elaine Part 1

I recently had the pleasure of doing a photo session for the beautiful Miss Marina Elaine. I mostly shoot outdoors, even my portraits. My home studio is something left to be desired, but I made it work between borrowing some lights and my Photoshop skills, they came out quite lovely. I loved the look so much, that I have begun upgrading my studio, starting with some new lights! I went for a Vargas style lighting, which if your unfamiliar, is a very high key type of lighting. Very bright and saturated as in the style of photographer Roy Varga

Making Magical glows in Photoshop- how to guide

I got a lot of compliments on my magical glowing book photo and some questions on how it was made. So I thought I would put together this quick how to guide on how to capture and edit your own magical glowing book or object photo and edit it in Lightroom and Photoshop. I made this shot using my Nikon D3300 with a Sigma 17-50mm 2.8. Its actually a really fun and easy set up for any manual dslr, that almost anybody of any camera skill can do! There's no external flash or lighting setups, so the only things you will need for this is a book or object in which to illuminate, a cell phone or flashlight, and a person. Grab what you need and download my ready made golden glow and sparkle overlay HERE Please upload and share your glow pictures with me at www.facebook.com/larenpix I would love to see everyone's creations!!!! 1. Should be shot in a relatively dark room. I did mine in my living room with the lights out, but had some soft illumination...

Reinventing retro and vintage clothing with Rit Dyemore

From drab to fab with Rit Dyemore! Reinventing retro and vintage clothing Article by: Ashleigh Simon Videos and photography by: La Ren Originals How often do you look in your closet and think, “I wish i could update my wardrobe.”? Do you have vintage or retro pieces that are stained or just unflattering? No need to buy new clothing, you just have to get creative! If you have a dress that has sleeves, and have gotten your use out of it, that's when it's perfect to cut the sleeves off and make it a summer dress. Another option would be to add length or shorten a piece. Doing things like this will keep your wardrobe current for each season. I'm sure most of you have that one dress you wore once, and it's been sitting in your closet since side ponytails were cool. Sometimes all you need is a broach, flower, or adding a nice trim. But when adding accessories doesn't cut it, re-vamp them by dying them. In the example below we took this retro wed...

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