This image was shot for a full page in the Emerald Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau annual publication, and set the stage for the Bridal Section. This publication is sent out to hundreds of thousands of visiting guests to the Destin and Fort Walton Beach areas. This image was shot at 6:00 am, on a portion of Holiday Isle in Destin, Florida. You can view more of our images at our website .... http://www.dexdesignsphotography.com
Friday, February 26, 2010
DEX Designs Photography Image Of The Week
This image was shot for a full page in the Emerald Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau annual publication, and set the stage for the Bridal Section. This publication is sent out to hundreds of thousands of visiting guests to the Destin and Fort Walton Beach areas. This image was shot at 6:00 am, on a portion of Holiday Isle in Destin, Florida. You can view more of our images at our website .... http://www.dexdesignsphotography.com
Friday, February 19, 2010
DEX Designs Photography Image Of The Week
Custom shoot for Renegade Classics... featuring model Paige Nixon. This was shot in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Great model and a great bike resulting in a great image!
To see more of our images, visit us at http://www.dexdesignsphotography.com
Sunday, February 14, 2010
DEX Designs Photography Image of the Week
We shot Derek and Kasie's wedding in Las Vegas, in front of the Bellagio fountains. A gathering crowd of well wishers cheered on the ecstatic
couple throughout the shoot. For more of our images, please feel free to visit our site at http://www.dexdesignsphotography.com
Sunday, February 7, 2010
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Feel free to visit our website for more images.
Our Website address is:
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Dave
Our Website address is:
http://www.dexdesignsphotography.com
Or you can click the link below
Click here to visit the DEX Designs Photography website
Dave
Tips for a successful photoshoot
A great photoshoot and incredible images are the result of more than just the time spent in front of the camera. To make the most of your photoshoot... here are a few tips.
1. Planning. Talk to your photographer prior to the shoot, and ask any questions that you may have. No question is too simple to ask. It is the photographer's job to help you prepare to get the most out of your images. Go over styles, wardrobe, locations, pose ideas, etc. A good photographer will help you to plan out your shoot in advance of the day.
2. Wardrobe. Don't be afraid to bring along more wardrobe than you think you will need. Often times, I will have the client bring along many different outfits, which we then go through at the shoot to co ordinate what to wear to achieve the desired outcome.
3. Style. Make sure to communicate to your photographer what "Style" of shoot you desire. Is it Glamour, Sexy, Pretty, Swimwear, Family Portrait type, or another style. If you don't know what to call the style you are looking for, go through the photographer's portfolio and point out some of the images you like. That will go a long way towards your photoshoot planning and wardrobe selection.
4. Rest. Rest up the day and night before your shoot. You don't want to show up for your shoot tired and dragging. Save your energy for the shoot, and your final images will be much better!
5. Make up. Not too much.. not too little. The best way to look at your make up set up for the shoot is to imagine you are going out for the evening. Bring along your make up kit for touch ups during the shoot.
6. Relax. If this is your first shoot, it is natural to be a bit nervous at the beginning. Count on your photographer to help you establish your mood and tone. As you progress through the shoot, you will most likely find that you become more and more relaxed and "lost in the shoot" after the initial few minutes. Remember, in addition to getting some great images.. .photoshoots can be fun! You get to be star for the day!
7. Pricing. Make sure you understand before the shoot what the photographer's charges are. Ask about sitting fees, print fees, etc during your initial consultation.
8. Be on time. Make sure you are ready and head to the shoot location with time to spare... don't make yourself hectic and nervous by heading out late.
Enjoy your shoot!
Dave
1. Planning. Talk to your photographer prior to the shoot, and ask any questions that you may have. No question is too simple to ask. It is the photographer's job to help you prepare to get the most out of your images. Go over styles, wardrobe, locations, pose ideas, etc. A good photographer will help you to plan out your shoot in advance of the day.
2. Wardrobe. Don't be afraid to bring along more wardrobe than you think you will need. Often times, I will have the client bring along many different outfits, which we then go through at the shoot to co ordinate what to wear to achieve the desired outcome.
3. Style. Make sure to communicate to your photographer what "Style" of shoot you desire. Is it Glamour, Sexy, Pretty, Swimwear, Family Portrait type, or another style. If you don't know what to call the style you are looking for, go through the photographer's portfolio and point out some of the images you like. That will go a long way towards your photoshoot planning and wardrobe selection.
4. Rest. Rest up the day and night before your shoot. You don't want to show up for your shoot tired and dragging. Save your energy for the shoot, and your final images will be much better!
5. Make up. Not too much.. not too little. The best way to look at your make up set up for the shoot is to imagine you are going out for the evening. Bring along your make up kit for touch ups during the shoot.
6. Relax. If this is your first shoot, it is natural to be a bit nervous at the beginning. Count on your photographer to help you establish your mood and tone. As you progress through the shoot, you will most likely find that you become more and more relaxed and "lost in the shoot" after the initial few minutes. Remember, in addition to getting some great images.. .photoshoots can be fun! You get to be star for the day!
7. Pricing. Make sure you understand before the shoot what the photographer's charges are. Ask about sitting fees, print fees, etc during your initial consultation.
8. Be on time. Make sure you are ready and head to the shoot location with time to spare... don't make yourself hectic and nervous by heading out late.
Enjoy your shoot!
Dave
Saturday, February 6, 2010
DEX Designs Photography Image of the Week
Brandy shot in Sandestin, Florida. As you can tell, the sky was intense that day. This was shot in mid afternoon on the beaches near Topsail state park.
For more images, visit our website at http://www.dexdesignsphotography.com
(c)2009 DEX Designs Photography
For more images, visit our website at http://www.dexdesignsphotography.com
(c)2009 DEX Designs Photography
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