Corporate Event Photographer Christian Purdie Photography Announces Its Specialized Services For Corporate Events

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Corporate Event Photographer Christian Purdie Photography Announces Its Specialized Services For Corporate Events
Las Vegas Corporate Event Photographer

Las Vegas Corporate Event Photographer

Corporate Photographer

Corporate Photographer

Las Vegas Corporate Event Photographer

Las Vegas Corporate Event Photographer

Christian Purdie Photography in Las Vegas announces specialized services for corporate events.

LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, January 25, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Christian Purdie Photography, a leading photography company in Las Vegas, is pleased to announce its specialized services for corporate events. Corporate events have a unique set of issues that require specialized services from client communication to Christian Purdie Photography’s “share as we shoot” program designed to promote a corporate event in real time on social media.

Corporate events are an important aspect of any business, whether it’s a conference, trade show, or company party. These events provide a platform for networking, showcasing products and services, and building brand awareness. As such, it is crucial to have high-quality photographs that capture the energy and professionalism of these events. Christian Purdie Photography uses the latest in technology, cameras, lighting, and software to help companies reach their marketing goals.

CPP uses state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to ensure that every moment is captured in its best light. Mirrorless Canon R5, R6, & R3’s mirrorless bodies coupled with Canon fast prime lenses are part of the toolkit that provides unique opportunities for companies to obtain images that can be used in real-time to promote their corporate event on social media as well as gather collateral material for long term marketing or advertising for their event for the following year.

“We are excited to offer our specialized services for corporate events in Las Vegas,” says Christian Purdie, founder of Christian Purdie Photography. “Our team is dedicated to providing our clients with exceptional photographs that truly capture the essence of their business events. We understand the importance of these events and strive to deliver images that exceed our clients’ expectations.”

Christian Purdie Photography’s corporate event photography services are available for businesses of all sizes in Las Vegas and surrounding areas. With their attention to detail and commitment to excellence, they are the go-to choice for businesses looking to capture the essence of their events.

In an era where visual content plays a pivotal role in brand communication, Christian Purdie Photography’s specialized corporate event services allow companies to achieve the highest level of long-term brand development, marketing material, and imagery for advertising purposes. The company’s dedication to excellence has resulted in the satisfaction of numerous clients, contributing to their overall marketing success.

As businesses continue to adapt to the new normal of virtual and hybrid events, the need for a skilled and experienced corporate event photographer has become more crucial than ever. 25 years of experience in the corporate event industry is one of the primary reasons why Christian Purdie Photography created specialized services for corporate events. Their experience created the right set of cameras, lenses, lighting skills, and the ability to capture candid images that move from the stagnant “standard” corporate look to the human experience of each company’s brand.

Businesses continue to navigate the challenges of hosting events in the current climate, and having a skilled and reliable corporate event photographer is essential. With Christian Purdie Photography, businesses can rest assured that their event will be captured with professionalism, creativity, and a touch of personalization. To learn more about Christian Purdie Photography and its services, visit their website or contact them directly to discuss your upcoming event.

Capturing the essence of large corporate events requires a skilled Las Vegas corporate photographer who can adeptly navigate the intricate details and dynamic components of such occasions. These events, often characterized by their complexity and diverse elements, demand technical expertise to ensure that every significant moment is captured with precision. A proficient Las Vegas corporate event photographer must possess the ability to adapt to the fast-paced nature of these gatherings, seamlessly maneuvering through the various moving parts to document the event comprehensively. Whether it’s capturing keynote speakers, networking sessions, or candid moments, the photographer’s technical prowess is crucial in delivering high-quality images that encapsulate the essence of the corporate event.

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THE FRANCES LEHMAN LOEB ART CENTER AT VASSAR COLLEGE PRESENTS MAKING A LIFE IN PHOTOGRAPHY: ROLLIE MCKENNA

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THE FRANCES LEHMAN LOEB ART CENTER AT VASSAR COLLEGE PRESENTS MAKING A LIFE IN PHOTOGRAPHY: ROLLIE MCKENNA
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POUGHKEEPSIE — Vassar College’s Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center presents Making A Life In Photography: Rollie McKenna, the first survey of the prolific career of American photographer Rosalie (Rollie) Thorne McKenna, on view February 17–June 2, 2024.

McKenna, Vassar Class of 1940, worked independently as a sought-after architectural and portrait photographer, making unique yet underrecognized contributions to American modernism and documentary photography. McKenna’s work was published in numerous books and magazines including Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Fortune. The Museum of Modern Art’s 1955 landmark exhibition Latin American Modernism Since 1945 featured her architectural photographs.

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Through Vibrant Ruptures, Firelei Báez Untangles Colonialism’s Narrative Knot

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Through Vibrant Ruptures, Firelei Báez Untangles Colonialism’s Narrative Knot

Detail of “A Drexcyen chronocommons (To win the war you fought it sideways)” (2019), two paintings, hand-painted wooden frame, perforated tarp, printed mesh, handmade paper over found objects, plants, books, Oman incense, and palo santo, 373 1/4 × 447 1/8 × 157 1/8 inches. Photo by Phoebe d’Heurle. All images courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth, New York, © Firelei Báez, shared with permission

Abstraction, for Firelei Báez, is like a map legend, a system designed to help the viewer navigate the worlds she envisions. Her works, heavy with drips, splatters, and lively explosions of color, emerge from what she refers to as “the mirage,” the place where the colonial narratives that tangle fact and fiction begin to unravel.

Born and raised in the Dominican Republic before moving to New York as a young adult, Báez frequently returns to the histories, myths, and linguistic traditions of the Caribbean. Books, maps, blueprints, and other materials removed from libraries and museums are her preferred substrates because they offer an opportunity to reshape the dubious scientific methods and discriminatory systems they express. She invokes figures like Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus, for example, who developed one of the first taxonomies and laid the foundation for what became widespread scientific racism.

 

an explosion of color over an architectural work

“Untitled (Temple of Time)” (2020), oil and acrylic on archival printed canvas, 94 1/2 × 132 3/8 × 1 5/8 inches. Photo by Phoebe d’Heurle

In an in-depth interview with Louisianna Channel, Báez describes her preference for leaving the crinkles and folds of these materials visible. She prefers to keep her additions small so viewers get physically close to the works, where they can see evidence of wear and read the original content through her vivid plumes of color. “I’m fully capable of making a juicy, beautiful painting that is just all pleasure. And that’s good. But that only sustains for a short period of time,” she says. “I’m interested in giving something that is generous enough to make it linger in your mind afterwards.”

Often working with her canvas on the floor, the artist pours and splatters paint, allowing gravity to mix and meld the pigments into mottled colors. She likens herself to a filter through which an immense energy passes and flows into the pieces. This vigor emerges in works like “Untitled (Temple of Time),” which radiates a kaleidoscope across Emma Willard’s 19th-century lithograph that chronologically charts an imperialist history of the world.

 

an immersive environment with a blue canopy dotted with light that swells across the ceiling. an illuminated and colorful portrait of a seated figure rests in the back left with ornate, floral renderings surrounding

“Drexcyen chronocommons (To win the war you fought it sideways)” (2019), installation view, James Cohan, New York, 2019. Photo by Phoebe d’Heurle

While aesthetically alluring, each bold color is loaded with historical and cultural context, and Báez has extensive knowledge of her palette: blue, for example, evokes Celtic warriors, the Virgin Mary, and the deities of the ocean. The artist’s immersive “Drexcyen chronocommons (To win the war you fought it sideways),” which drapes an undulating canopy across the gallery, swaths the space in cobalt, navy, and aquamarine. Magically illuminated, the work, like others in Báez’s oeuvre, references the myth of Drexciya that says that the unborn children of African women thrown overboard during the transatlantic slave trade now populate an underwater world.

When working figuratively as in “Can I Pass? Introducing the Paper Bag to the Fan Test for the Month of July,” Báez gravitates toward the inscrutable and unruly. She prefers not to render full faces because of racial coding and instead focuses on the sensual interactions between the subject and the viewer.  “My ideal figure would evade all categorization,” she says. “The body is enough.”

Báez’s first museum survey opens at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston on April 4. A monograph will accompany the exhibition, and you can pre-order your copy from Bookshop.

 

a colorful paint splatter and swirling orange and purple over a worn sheet with a blue equine-form to the left

“Untitled (Les tables de geographie reduites en un jeu de cartes)” (2022), oil and acrylic on archival printed canvas, 82 3/8 × 105 3/4 inches. Photo by Jackie Furtado

abstract waves of blue crash on top of a united states hospital rendering

“Untitled (United States Marine Hospital)” (2019), oil and acrylic on archival printed canvas, 100 × 127 1/2 × 1 3/4 inches. Photo by Phoebe d’Heurle

an installation of individual artworks on book pages clustered together on a white gallery wall with wood floor below

“Man Without a Country (aka anthropophagist wading in the Artibonite River)” (2014–15), gouache, ink, and chine-collé on 225 deaccessioned book pages, 106 1/4 × 252 inches. Photo by Oriol Tarridas

a collection of renderings including floral silhouettes, architectural renderings, and portraits on found book pages arranged on a wall

Detail of “Man Without a Country (aka anthropophagist wading in the Artibonite River)” (2014–15), gouache, ink, and chine-collé on 225 deaccessioned book pages, 106 1/4 × 252 inches. Photo by Oriol Tarridas

a collection of abstract portraits of women made with visible brown brushstrokes and black eyes on a white wall with wood floor below

“Can I Pass? Introducing the Paper Bag to the Fan Test for the Month of July” (2011). Installation view at DePaul Art Museum, Chicago, 2017. Image courtesy DePaul Art Museum

a portrait of a person rendered with visible brown brushstrokes and distinctive eyes

Detail of “Can I Pass? Introducing the Paper Bag to the Fan Test for the Month of July” (2011), gouache, ink, and graphite on panel, 113 × 104 inches. Photo by Mats Nordman

a woman with a black turtleneck, black pants, black boots, and red earrings stands surrounded by paint and brushes in front of massive canvases of swirling color

The artist in her studio. Photo by Sunny Leerasanthanah

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Two Bunch Palms Will Have You Feeling at Home in the Desert

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Two Bunch Palms Will Have You Feeling at Home in the Desert

Some hotels are best enjoyed as a vacation spanning weeks, the sort of far-off destination needing check-in baggage and a passport. Others are best enjoyed over a weekend, requiring nothing more than a change of clothes and an itch of wanderlust ready to scratch. Two Bunch Palms falls in the latter, an open secret amongst desert lovers drawn by the property’s therapeutic spring-fed water, mini-architectural enclave vibes, and dreamy oasis landscape.

The Desert Hot Springs property made news at launch with a splashy $2-million renovation headed up by Los Angeles-based interior design firm, Studio MAI. Paired with the transformative landscaping realized by award-winning landscape architecture studio, TERREMOTO, the property’s immersive eco-resort charms have unsurprisingly become a popular destination of weekenders looking to unpack, unwind, and un-anything else they’re burdened by upon arrival. But it was only recently I had the opportunity to experience the property’s refreshed accommodations and rejuvenating landscape firsthand.

Poolside lounge chairs overlooking pool at the Two Bunch Palms resort.

California’s Desert Hot Springs sits upon two tectonic plates. You might even know it by its common name: the San Andreas Fault. The combination of hydrological and geomorphological conditions results in plenty of hot mineral spring water to soak in.

Tucked into its own tranquil corner, Two Bunch Palms is in some ways a miniature counterpart to Los Angeles itself: an architectural hodge-podge of structures spanning decades and styles. The resort includes within its limits mid-century, Moroccan, and a new addition of contemporary structures dedicated to the property’s spa program. Unlike the City of Angels, the property sources most of its water on-site, sourced from a 600-year-old natural spring bubbling forth from underneath.

Poolside lounge chairs overlooking pool at the Two Bunch Palms resort.

Buffered by the shoulder of a sandy hillside, groves of palms hide turquoise brushstrokes of water and hot spring-fed basins often discovered by their steamy signatures.

Guests arrive in numbers throughout the year to stay and soak in Two Bunch Palm’s lithium rich hot mineral water, day and night. The intimate privacy enjoyed at the resort is created by the property’s network of meandering paths, with a reservation-based system allowing guests to feel like they’ve staked a corner of Shangri-La all to themselves. This being California, the resort’s spa menu offers everything from a CBD Wrap to a Superfood Facial. It’s easy to imagine never having nor wanting to set foot off the property limits during the span of a weekend.

Villa Suite living room at the Two Bunch Palms resort, with two side chairs, sofa, coffee table, side tables and wall mounted TV.

Photo: Gregory Han

Two Bunch Palms Villa Suite shelf

Photo: Gregory Han

Each of the 70 Two Bunch Palms rooms are decorated with the casual air of a California modern home rather than a formal hotel room, furnished with an eye for a desert modern aesthetic expressed through slatted wood, stone, and tile embellishments. The organic modern palette references the landscaping right outside the door.

Woman soaking in private outdoor soaking tub at Two Bunch Palms

If privacy is of the utmost importance, you’ll want to reserve one of Two Bunch Palm’s luxurious Villa Suites. The home-away-from-home accommodations include a dining table, living room furnished with sofas and armchairs, and a separate bedroom paired with an adjoining shower large enough to host its own party. A Villa Suite comes with the luxury of your very own teak soaking tub situated in a private enclosed patio. If that is not enough, there is a second patio located just outside the bedroom for sunbathing or stargazing.

Nighttime exterior shot of Villa Suites at the Two Bunch Palms resort.

Photo: Gregory Han

Solar panels outside of the property of Two Bunch Palms.

Two Bunch Palms also stakes claim as the first carbon-neutral resort in America, with an adjoining field of solar panels to provide power.

What: Two Bunch Palms
Where: 67425 Two Bunch Palms Trail, Desert Hot Springs, California 92240
How Much: Starting at $375
Highlights: Wake up early and follow the languorous but short Roadrunner Trail where desert blooms and glorious sunrises are on full display. Beyond the property and rooms themselves, a stay is marked by the resort’s attentive and friendly service. Staff warmly invite visitors into their realm from the property’s private entry gate onward. A surprisingly delicious and healthy on-site restaurant deserves morning and night visits for their addictively tasty espresso-tinged date shake and farm-to-table seasonal menu.
Design Draw: Palm Springs is just a 20-minute drive away, offering a mid-century enthusiasts dream list of architecture with the likes of Neutra, Frey, Lautner, Wexler, and Williams dotting the city. Sunnylands Center & Gardens nine-acre Impressionist and Post-Impressionist inspired garden features more than 70,000 desert plants as designed by landscape architect James Burnett, great for a leisurely late afternoon stroll. Plan accordingly, and a visit during February can coincide with Modernism Week.
Book it: Two Bunch Palms

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Gregory Han is a Senior Editor at Design Milk. A Los Angeles native with a profound love and curiosity for design, hiking, tide pools, and road trips, a selection of his adventures and musings can be found at gregoryhan.com.

Photographer snaps extremely rare ‘green flash’ coming from Venus

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Photographer snaps extremely rare ‘green flash’ coming from Venus

Venus briefly flashed a shimmering green light in the night sky above Sweden, new footage reveals. The rarely seen phenomenon is almost identical to the ethereal green flashes that are occasionally seen around the sun during sunrises and sunsets. 

Photographer Peter Rosén captured the colorful flash coming from one of our closest planetary neighbors while he was watching Venus rise above the horizon in Stockholm in the early hours of Jan. 8, Spaceweather.com reported. 

The bright flash, which lasted for around a second, was an “unexpected bonus” that added to what was already an awe-inspiring experience, Rosén told Spaceweather.com.

Similar green flashes are occasionally seen coming from the sun as the sun rises above an ocean horizon. The light shows are caused by light from the celestial objects being refracted, or split apart, as it passes through our planet’s atmosphere. 

Related: 10 bizarre phenomena that lit up the sky (and their scientific explanations)

A green flash appears on the horizon during a sunset over the ocean

Green flashes are most commonly seen during sunsets above the ocean. (Image credit: Paul Wilson via Getty Images)

Visible light is made up of different wavelengths of colored light, which collectively give the rays a white color. But when light from the sun shines through Earth’s atmosphere, the individual wavelengths get partially refracted by gas molecules. This happens all the time: For example, the daytime sky appears blue because blue wavelengths scatter more than any other wavelength. 

However, with the right conditions, such as clear skies, light from the sun and nearby planets can fully separate, especially when they are positioned near the horizon because the light has to travel through more of the atmosphere to reach the observer. 

When this happens, shorter wavelengths of light, such as blues and violets, are scattered the most, while longer wavelengths, like reds, oranges and yellows, are more readily absorbed by molecules in the atmosphere. As a result, mid-length green wavelengths are sometimes the only colors that reach an observer. However, the angle has to be just right for this to happen, which is why it only appears to the observer as a brief flash.

A cityscape of Stockholm at night

Venus (circled) showed off its technicolor flashes shortly after rising above the horizon above Stockholm. (Image credit: Peter Rosén)

In the recent footage of Venus, green is the most prominent color that flashes from the planet. But if you look closely you can also see yellow, orange, red and blue light shimmer around as well.

In some circumstances, ice crystals can also refract sunlight in the atmosphere to create rainbow-colored clouds and halos of light around the sun or moon. The same effect can also create rainbow rings around objects as light is refracted by large grains of floating pollen.

Green flashes have been spotted coming from Venus a handful of times before. Similar green flashes have also been captured in images of Mercury and the moon.

But unlike green flashes around the sun, which appear more frequently in the clear air above the ocean, these light shows are more commonly seen through extremely cold air, which magnifies the effect. This means planetary flashes are not so tightly constrained to the horizon, according to Spaceweather.com.

Innovative Photography: Las Vegas Corporate Event Photographer Shines with Wireless Strobes in Convention Halls

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Innovative Photography: Las Vegas Corporate Event Photographer Shines with Wireless Strobes in Convention Halls
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Las Vegas, NV, January 25, 2024 –(PR.com)– Las Vegas, a hub for grand corporate events, now witnesses a revolutionary approach to event photography as Christian Purdie Photography, the city’s leading corporate event photographer, introduces wireless strobes to create studio lighting in vast convention halls.

Key Highlights:

Revolutionary Lighting Techniques: Christian Purdie Photography pioneers the use of wireless strobes, bringing studio-quality lighting to large convention halls. This innovation ensures that every moment, whether in keynote sessions or networking events, is captured with professional precision.

Adaptive Technology: Wireless strobes provide Christian Purdie Photography the flexibility to adapt to diverse event settings. Whether capturing dynamic panel discussions, awards ceremonies, or bustling trade show floors, the photographer ensures optimal lighting conditions for striking and memorable photographs.

Enhanced Image Quality: The use of wireless strobes elevates the overall image quality, creating a visual narrative that reflects the grandeur of corporate events in Las Vegas. Each photograph captures the essence of the occasion with clarity and brilliance.

Unparalleled Versatility: Wireless strobes offer unparalleled versatility, allowing for creative and dynamic shots that stand out in the realm of corporate event photography. The photographer’s keen eye for detail combined with innovative lighting techniques ensures a portfolio that exceeds expectations.

Advanced Lighting For Social Media:
In the fast-paced world of social media, where capturing and sharing moments in real-time is paramount, a corporate event photographer equipped with wireless lighting becomes an invaluable asset for companies. The innovative use of wireless strobes by the photographer ensures that every significant moment during corporate events is captured with optimal lighting, enhancing the visual appeal of the photos. This real-time optimization allows companies to share high-quality images instantly on social media platforms, keeping their audience engaged and ensuring that the event’s narrative unfolds seamlessly across various digital channels.

The adaptability and efficiency of wireless lighting not only contribute to the overall quality of the images but also enable rapid content creation. As corporate events unfold, the photographer can swiftly move between different settings without the constraints of traditional wired setups, ensuring that every keynote speech, networking session, or awards ceremony is illuminated with precision. This agility in capturing diverse moments enhances a company’s ability to curate a dynamic and visually compelling social media presence during and after the event, fostering greater engagement with their audience and reinforcing the brand’s narrative in the digital sphere.

About Christian Purdie Photography:
Christian Purdie Photography is a distinguished Las Vegas corporate event photographer renowned for pushing the boundaries of traditional event photography. With a commitment to innovation and delivering unparalleled visual narratives, Christian Purdie Photography has become a trusted name in capturing the essence of corporate events.

As Las Vegas continues to host grand corporate events, Christian Purdie Photography stands at the forefront, introducing wireless strobes to redefine the standards of event photography. For an immersive visual experience that captures the spirit of your next corporate event.

Jewelry Photographer Miami- EtherArts Product Photography Introduces Macro Lens For Jewelry Photography

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Jewelry Photographer Miami- EtherArts Product Photography Introduces Macro Lens For Jewelry Photography
watch photos for Miami based watch and jewelry store

Metal Watches Photos Captured For Zoom in Detailed quality for Amazon store

Diamonds in Yellow Gold Ring photo for Miami Jewelry Store

Jewelry-Photographer-Atlanta- EtherArts Diamond Ring photo for a jewelry store

Watch photo for Amazon listing photos showcasing straight up face focus to clear view

Amazon-photographer for jewelry FBA store owner

Macro Lenses allows EtherArts to create photos that not only showcase the physical attributes of the jewelry but also tell a compelling story behind the shine.

EtherArts understands the fine balance of precision, passion and the price of jewelry photography. Our art of adornment spotlights dazzling jewelry images for Amazon Sellers and Jewelry stores in USA.”

— EtherArts Product Photography

MIAMI, FLORIDA, USA, January 25, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Today, Macro Lenses, are considered a trailblazer in photographic equipment innovation and EtherArts Product Photography is proud to unveil the addition of this latest masterpiece – the Macro Lens designed specifically for jewelry photography. This cutting-edge lens promises to revolutionise the way jewelry is captured, bringing out the intricate details and unparalleled beauty of each piece. In this , Amazon Photographer– EtherArts Product Photography delves into the reasons why jewelry photography is both expensive and indispensable in the world of adornments and how Macro lens is the solution.

Crafted with Precision:
The Macro Lens is meticulously crafted with precision engineering to cater to the unique demands of jewelry photography. The lens features advanced optics that ensure crystal-clear images with exceptional sharpness and minimal distortion. Photographers can now capture the smallest details of gemstones, metals, and textures, showcasing the true craftsmanship behind each piece of jewelry.

Unleashing Creativity:
Designed to inspire creativity, the Macro Lens empowers photographers to explore new realms of artistic expression. Whether it’s capturing the sparkle of diamonds, the delicate engravings on a ring, or the texture of a pendant, this lens provides unmatched versatility. It opens up a world of possibilities for photographers to create visually stunning and compelling images that will leave a lasting impression.

Compact and Portable:
EtherArts Photography Macro Lens is engineered to be compact and portable, making it an ideal companion for photographers on the go. The lightweight design ensures ease of use without compromising on performance. Whether shooting in a studio or on location, this lens offers unparalleled flexibility and convenience for capturing breathtaking jewelry images.

Exceptional Depth of Field:
One of the standout features of the Macro Lens is its exceptional depth of field. With the ability to focus on the tiniest details while maintaining a beautiful bokeh in the background, photographers can achieve stunning visual effects that elevate their work to a new level. This lens is a game-changer for those seeking to capture the essence and allure of jewelry in every shot.

Compatibility with Various Camera Systems:
EtherArts Photography Macro Lens are compatible with a wide range of camera systems, ensuring that the high resolution needed for Amazon photography can seamlessly integrate it into their existing setup. Whether a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or even a smartphone with a compatible mount, this lens is ready to deliver outstanding results across different platforms.

Professional-Grade Quality:
Built with durability and longevity in mind, the Macro Lens is constructed using high-quality materials. Its robust build ensures that photographers can rely on it for consistent performance, even in demanding shooting conditions. EtherArts Product Photography Atlanta stands behind the quality of its products photos, as the Macro Lens offers professional-grade performance for discerning photographers.

High End Jewelry Photography Miami– EtherArts has served a huge clientele in the Miami’s jewelry district who are excited about the possibilities the Macro lenses offer to showcase high end jewelry pieces with gemstones and diamonds. This shows a success story of the Macro lenses for jewelry.

Usage:
The high resolution photography provided as an Amazon Photographer by the assistance of these Macro Lens can be viewed on the official website and through authorised retailers. For more information, including jewelry for Amazon photography, please visit the website https://www.etherartsus.com/AmazonPhotography.html

About EtherArts Product Photography:
EtherArts Product Photography is a leading product photography Atlanta based studio, dedicated to providing e commerce businesses with high resolution and low cost solutions. With a commitment to quality photography and technology, EtherArts Product Photography continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of jewelry photography.

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Introducing simple and fast photography with The Light Factory Photo Arts Center

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Introducing simple and fast photography with The Light Factory Photo Arts Center

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QC Life) – Tuttle walked us through the artistic process step by step:

1. Take a digital image (with your cell phone!) and print it on transparency paper.

2. Mix platinum and palladium minerals with light-sensitive chemistry and apply it to a paper, specifically made for this purpose.

3. Let it dry for 5 minutes.

4. Put the negative and the paper in a contact printing frame.

5. “Bake” the printing frame in a UV – Lightbox.

6. Pour developer on the negative to uncover the image.

The Light Factory Photo Arts Center is now located at VAPA and offers a variety of photography and arts workshops and courses as well as mentorship programs for kids and youth.

Check out the video above to learn more about the process.

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