By kristianne, on October 19th, 2008%

I recently did a fantastic workshop with Scott Montgomery, a photographer friend that I have admired for a long time. It was so good to talk shop with a real pro who is at the level and above where I am technically and professionally. I love to talk about photography but there’s a difference in talking . . . → Read More: thought: chromatic aberrations and other important things
By kristianne, on October 19th, 2008%

See the whole party here—>
Kristianne Koch Photography
Kristianne Koch specializes in on-location portrait photography for the contemporary family and child for all of Southern California. . . . → Read More: gap: zoe turns three in style
By kristianne, on October 16th, 2008%

Jim had a fantastic trip to Namotu and returned home with some great images and a Fijian war club for being the best surfer in the group. He laughs as he tells me this means that he won’t be invited back next year! He got most of the waves….which means less for the other guys.
Here are . . . → Read More: gap: home from paradise
By kristianne, on October 10th, 2008%

Kristianne Koch Photography
Kristianne Koch specializes in on-location portrait photography for the contemporary family and child for all of Southern California. . . . → Read More: gap: workin’ hard
By kristianne, on October 10th, 2008%

In a recent entry I posted my Composition Quiz for the Digital Fundamentals class that I teach at CSUF. Here are the answers:
1. Define the term composition. (4 points)
The organization of an image where emphasis is placed on particular visual details to convey meaning.
2. Name and define two major elements of composition. (4 points)
line-to draw the . . . → Read More: thought: composition
By kristianne, on October 7th, 2008%

I plopped Maliea in front of the new fabric I found on etsy before I even had a chance to iron it. I can’t resist posting the images even though the background looks terrible with all the folds in it.
Kristianne Koch Photography
Kristianne Koch specializes in on-location portrait photography for the contemporary family and child for all . . . → Read More: gap: maliea in the garden