I decided to take Emily's Christmas pictures this year and we tried two different backdrops. We tried our Christmas Tree and then a White Background. I ended up taking 100 pictures to get 1, 1 measly picture, that I could use! Of course none of the pictures had a smile in them, as Emily is pretty stingy with her smiles on camera, but the one that was chosen, I actually really like.
Funny story on it too, I went to Meijer to pick up some of the pictures that I ordered and the lady told me that she needed to see a copyright release because it was a professional picture. I told her that I didn't have one, as I took the picture. She believed me, which was good because I had no idea how I was going to prove that, and said that it was a very good picture. The weird part about the whole thing was not but 2 days before I had been in to get a bunch of wallets printed for our Christmas Cards and they never said anything to us.
Of course, I am not going to put the one that I ended up using in our Christmas Card online yet, but here are some of the many bloopers that we had...
Funny story on it too, I went to Meijer to pick up some of the pictures that I ordered and the lady told me that she needed to see a copyright release because it was a professional picture. I told her that I didn't have one, as I took the picture. She believed me, which was good because I had no idea how I was going to prove that, and said that it was a very good picture. The weird part about the whole thing was not but 2 days before I had been in to get a bunch of wallets printed for our Christmas Cards and they never said anything to us.
Of course, I am not going to put the one that I ended up using in our Christmas Card online yet, but here are some of the many bloopers that we had...
