Photoshop Behind the Scenes

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How to Eliminate Procrastination

 Link Below :) ↓

 http://youtu.be/KAjbLlc3rBo

Right time!?

I've been thinking a lot lately about pretty much everything. First, my husband wants another baby... Right now! Our daughter is almost 20 months old. I talked him into holding off until almost june next year. But is that still enough time??
Second, should I wait to start my own business outside just friends and family?!? 'What ifs' are running through my head like crazy and I hate the doubt. My husband is stressed, I'm stressed out too. No matter what we decide to do, I know we'll be alright. I just can't get over the doubts. I love photography more than anything I've done in the past. Its falls close to my family and just on the outside of friends! I don't know what the future holds (No one really does...) but for now... I think I'm happy where I am. With my family and with my photography business. I'll use this time to learn more and expand!!
Sorry for the ranting. Just needed to get that out :)

Made my first Animated GIF

Go here to see how:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9HTaZihg2I
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Photographer Connection CC

Sorry about the mess up on the forum! Hopefully this works a bit better! :)

Before, then After.

Sessions with my Daughter

I know my little girl is only 19 months old but she is such a ham!! She loves her photo being taken and it helps me too! I use her photos for marketing boards and for practice when it comes to Photoshop (And actually taking good photos!!). I was taking some pictures the other day (of her) and every now and then she would stop what she was doing to look at me and smile. It made my day! To get to where I was going with this... Photographing kids can sometimes be difficult! Inside a studio and outdoors. Its just their nature to not sit still. You need patience and a good sense of humor. I used to think that I could never do family shoots or little kids because of this reason. But really... Its not that bad and can be a lot of fun! I get the best shots when they're just being themselves and playing. You may have to reign them in for a minute or two but the shots you take of their natural/goodtime smile, are priceless and always worth whatever hassle!
My question to you: What's your biggest struggle in photography? Family sessions? Newborns? Nothing?! :)
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