Beautiful products available for my clients, to add to their photography session.

These heirloom photobooks are just more than an investment, they have memories, with beautiful photographs of your precious moments; family, newborn, maternity or your wedding day.

It is more than pictures, it bring authentic emotions and connection through your story telling. And it is just a priceless captures that will bring you back in time every at every moment you will have these photobooks in your hands.

The proof will be sent to you within 3 calendar days. Any amendments to the photobook, please let me know. It will NOT go to production until you give me the green light with spelling and all images details checked.

The covers can be any on the below;

– Ginger Leather

– Light Grey leather

– Sand Leather

– Smoke Leather (charcoal)

OUT OF STOCK

– Tangerine Leather

– Metallic Pearl Buckram

– Smoke Buckram

The stamp options are

– Blind

– Silver

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch here.

What to wear  and tips and advice and dresses available for your photography session can be find here.

This is also something that I will give you guidance pre session.

For inspiration please check my pinterest:

https://www.pinterest.com.au/tiffanysphotog/boards/

What to wear:

– Comfortable clothing, garments that are YOU.

– Choose earthy, pastel or mid tone shade colours that complement each other like beige, rust, cream and white. Stick to 1 colour and have different matching shades.

– All white is also beautiful as long as you are mixing different textures and layers like chunky knits, beautiful linen or rayon light and flowy fabrics.

– Avoid all in the same colour t-shirts and jeans or outfits.

– In studio, it will be very warm so a short sleeve tees are best for dads.

Dresses available for my mums:

From digital images to prints, what to expect?

In this day and age, having digital images is very important for most people to have when taking their pictures.

I know it was for me especially when I got married and when I get family photos done from professional photographers. And I still am.

However, what to do with your digital images once you get them on a USB? Print them of course however how does it all work?

Printing photos to a specific size is not always what you think. There is this thing call aspect ratio and here is how it affects your images.

What is aspect ratio? It is simply the measurement of a photograph, width:height. It also helps with the composition of your image.

There are 2 common ratios; one for full frame DSR  and one for crop sensor camera. But in this post, I will focus on the full frame DSLR’s as this is the gear I use to take photos.

The aspect ratio to full frame digital DSLR is 3:2. This means that the width is 1.5 times longer than the height.

3:2 is the ratio of landscape prints

and 2:3 is the ratio for portrait prints.

This aspect ratio will produce prints at 6×4, 7×5.5, 9×6, 12×8, 15×10, 18×12, 30×20, 45×30.

These sizes will fit the image as you see as digital images to print.

Prints like 7×5 has a different ratio; 7:5 which means the width is 1.4 times as long as the height. So that size print will have a different perspective and will have a crop.

While other classic size such as 10×8 has a different ratio again; 5:4. So when you print this size,  you will most of the time be cropping two inches off your photo as  the DSLR’s ratio is 3:2.

See below how print size will affect the digital image.

When printing your photos, some labs have an ordering system that has a preview for you to position your image for the crop you desire.

Here is a chart that will help with your prints.