Hi Again!
I am posting the images I took from our workshop here so you can get what you need from me the easiest way possible. We still have a few I want to work on, so there may be more coming.
I am making these available for print at one penny over cost (so the program is able to track how many are printed at the end of the year-apparently it's built into the software that way). Feel free to have them printed elsewhere, but just know that these prints are nice quality, and they do offer good customer service, so I did not block printing when I set up this gallery.
BTW, I have nothing to do with the printing and ordering part. This is just a service I subscribe to to handle that for me.
It was great shooting with you! Please consider joining us at VixStudios.com, VixStudios.ning.com, AperteArte.com, and Snapmup.com. We run several other workshops throughout NJ. We always need models, and we pay varying rates.
Thanks!
-Veronica
ALSO: When saving files, I would prefer if you saved the original sized, really big file, by clicking the little "save photo" picture in the drop down window that scrolls out when you roll the mouse arrow over the photo on the right. The reasons are:
1. you will get the best print if you try to print it out somewhere.
2. the original has a bunch of EXIF info embedded in it- my copyright data, etc.
It is possible to right click on the smaller sizes and "save image". You may need to do this if you can't figure out how to re-size the image for sites like Model Mayhem. The "Large" size should be the biggest you can easily upload. The problem with doing this is that is erases my embedded data. If you do it the second way, could you please make sure to credit me as the photographer? Thanks!!!
I am posting the images I took from our workshop here so you can get what you need from me the easiest way possible. We still have a few I want to work on, so there may be more coming.
I am making these available for print at one penny over cost (so the program is able to track how many are printed at the end of the year-apparently it's built into the software that way). Feel free to have them printed elsewhere, but just know that these prints are nice quality, and they do offer good customer service, so I did not block printing when I set up this gallery.
BTW, I have nothing to do with the printing and ordering part. This is just a service I subscribe to to handle that for me.
It was great shooting with you! Please consider joining us at VixStudios.com, VixStudios.ning.com, AperteArte.com, and Snapmup.com. We run several other workshops throughout NJ. We always need models, and we pay varying rates.
Thanks!
-Veronica
ALSO: When saving files, I would prefer if you saved the original sized, really big file, by clicking the little "save photo" picture in the drop down window that scrolls out when you roll the mouse arrow over the photo on the right. The reasons are:
1. you will get the best print if you try to print it out somewhere.
2. the original has a bunch of EXIF info embedded in it- my copyright data, etc.
It is possible to right click on the smaller sizes and "save image". You may need to do this if you can't figure out how to re-size the image for sites like Model Mayhem. The "Large" size should be the biggest you can easily upload. The problem with doing this is that is erases my embedded data. If you do it the second way, could you please make sure to credit me as the photographer? Thanks!!!
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