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Excited to be a part of a community that truly wants to encourage and support one another, not just in our photography journey, but on our life's journey! I'm a former junior high teacher and caregiver to both my parents; both experiences shaped and changed me more than any other. I enjoy traveling/hiking , cooking (and eating;), spending time with family and friends and learning new things. Some things in the works for me: my first blog post here, learning to speak Hebrew (and take my Spanish to the next level), finishing my novel, and contemplating getting a puppy for my 14-year old pup, Maggie!

Hey everyone, I wanted to share some engaging ways to practice PhotoVibe – a blend of therapeutic photography and the Law of Attraction that empowers us through visual storytelling. Here are some exciting activities you can explore: 1. Gratitude Capturing: Let's seize moments that represent gratitude in our lives. Snap photos of things, people, or situations that evoke feelings of appreciation and thankfulness. 2. Vision Board Creation: Curate a digital or physical vision board using photos that symbolize our aspirations and desired outcomes. It's a fantastic way to align with the principles of the Law of Attraction. 3. Emotion-Centric Photography: Capture images that represent different emotions or states of mind. It's a wonderful exercise to become more aware of our feelings and express them visually. 4. Mindful Photography Walks: Join a mindful photography walk, focusing on the details, colors, and beauty around us. Let's capture moments that resonate with positivity and upliftment. 5. Before and After Images: Take a 'before' photo portraying a challenge and an 'after' photo representing resolution or a positive outcome. It's a powerful way to visualize change. 6. Photo Journaling: Create a daily photo journal capturing something that made us feel positive or helped manifest our desires. 7. Energy Mapping: Photograph places or situations where you feel a significant energy shift. Let's explore how our surroundings impact emotions and manifestations. Feel free to dive into these activities and share your experiences! I'd love to hear how these practices resonate with you or if you have other PhotoVibe activities to add. Let's amplify our visual storytelling and empowerment together!

🎉 We're thrilled to announce the PhotoVibe Contest where you have the chance to win one of three exclusive coffee mugs featuring captivating designs by Dre Erwin Photography! 🌟 How to Enter: 1. Sign Up: • Simply sign up for PhotoVibe using the link provided. 3. Follow Dre Erwin Photography: • Follow Dre Erwin Photography on our platform for more visual delights. 5. Engage with PhotoVibe: • Participate in discussions, share your therapeutic photography journey, or explore PhotoVibe's inspiring content. Contest Details: • Prize: 3 Lucky Winners will receive a stunning coffee mug by Dre Erwin Photography. • Deadline: The contest ends Feb 29/24 midnight. • Winners Announcement: Stay tuned for the announcement of the winners on Feb 5/24. Terms and Conditions: • Only PhotoVibe members are eligible to enter. • Winners will be selected randomly from the pool of participants. • Winners will be notified through PhotoVibe's messaging system. • Prizes will be shipped to the winners' provided addresses. Ready to sip your favorite brew from a Dre Erwin Photography mug? Sign up, engage, and let the PhotoVibe journey begin! 👉 Sign Up Now and Join the Contest!

Scout your location during the day first Prepare for long periods outside so dress warm and in layers Bring a flashlight and a phone Shoot in manual mode always Lower your aperture to allow more light in - F1.4 is ideal Keep your camera's ISO as low as possible but ensure picture is bright enough Use a tripod for long exposures in every circumstance. Don't typically shoot longer then 15-20 secs Experiment is key! Bring a friend 😁

Product photography is an art and science of taking an attractive photograph of a product. It is different from any other type of photograph because a product photography has to do more than just show the product. It has to do justice to the product i.e. it has to make the product look attractive and sellable. It has to make customer buy it. A simple way to guide yourself about what product photography is about is to think about what makes any given product more attractive than the others. The design and the packaging of the product is one factor, the quality and the features are the other factors. A product photograph should always show and sell these aspects of the product.

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