Icing Sugar Photography

I often like to go through my old family photo albums. There are tons of photos of my sisters and I, playing, or posing in front of the Christmas tree. Very similar to most family albums. And while there are lots of images of myself and my siblings, even my aunts and grandparents, there are few of my mother. That's because she was always the one behind the camera, taking pictures of us growing up. If you are anything like her, I'm sure your photo albums and galleries are all the same. It made me think of how nice it would be to have photos of us with my mom, and photos of just my mom and myself as well. There are so few of them. And that is where I got the idea for my Mommy and me sessions. In honor of Mother's Day I am making it my personal mission to get mothers in front of the camera with their children! I will be holding mini mommy and me photo sessions in the studio on Friday the 29th from 10am to 5pm and Saturday the 30th from 10am till 4pm. The timing works out per...

So you've had your photo shoot, you had a blast, the photos arrived and they turned out amazing! You couldn't be happier. A few months go by and you'd like to look at those photos and say, make a selection for of images for Christmas gifts. But now you can't find the USB or worst, it has been damaged and won't work. Now think about how many images you have on the computer. What would happen to those photos if there was a power surge and it killed your computer? Some of your photos are down right irreplaceable! What a horrible thing to loose those memories. The worst part is, that it's not a matter of 'if' your hard drive will fail, but a matter of 'when'. The best way to avoid losing those images is by backing up your photos... in fact back up ALL of your important files. There are lots of great ways to do this. Option 1: Of course a common way is to transfer to them to a folder on your computer, or another USB/disk. Problem with a computer is ...