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Aperture, ISO, and Exposures : Oh My!

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I get a lot of comment {love} about my pictures…  someone even used the word “delicious” to describe them.  I thought that was too stinking cute!  I am so not a photographer.  However, I do {love} to style things and set up fun photo props for the blog.  So, I thought I’d tell you that I shoot with a Cannon Rebel XSi with an external flash.  I use a 50mm lens for everyday use — aaaand I take 99% of my pictures on Auto.  So what?  Big deal, right?  Well, apparently it is a BIG deal. {giggle}  I say, “Do whatever works for you!” I will tell you that good pictures are SO important in bloggy world — they catch peoples attention, they get you featured and they’re just pretty to look at.  

Moving on.  As many of you already know — my twin sister, Kristine, is the photographer behind Kristine Lynn Photography (KLP).  I’m not sure I’ll ever hear the end of it when it comes to shooting in Auto vs. Manual. She recently offered a Photography 101 class here in St. Louis.
 Kristine of KLP {see the resemblance?}
Of course I attended and had a super fun time.  It was a wee bit overwhelming at times, but informative.  I’ll try to put my best foot forward in shooting on Manual, but playing with your exposure, aperture, shutter speed and/or your ISO requires time and patience. Two words that you might not use to describe me. HA!
the group photo was provided to me by Kristine Lynn Photography

I did learn a ton and walked away with some great references.  One being this sah-weet cheat sheet. I’ll be tucking this away in my camera bag for sure!

Source: blog.craftzine.com via Kristine on Pinterest
Kristine not only taught us about the settings on our cameras, but she also set up a few stations for us to take some still shots.  Soooo, I thought I’d share a couple of the pics I shot in MANUAL {smile}. The room was orange, so it did present it’s challenges, but the natural light did seem to help balance the lighting situation out a bit.   What do you think?  Not too shabby, right?
So, now my question for you is what do you use to take your pictures with?  
Do you have a point and shoot or an SLR?  Do you shoot in Auto or Manual? 
—-> BE HONEST <—

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