Caitlin Compton

Here’s a link to the replay

Thanks! And, yes! It was a great webinar – and there wasn’t one internet glitch the entire time! 😮 😀

Thank you for your specific questions. It helps me know what to talk about 🙂

Ok, I’ll keep that in mind for next time!

Oops! Realised that I didn’t have a very even amount of space between the reference and the top of the box and the bottom line of the verse to the bottom of the box. SO, here’s the updated, updated version! 🙂

Wow! Thanks for all the tips and encouragement, @bensharpeningcharacter! It’s been so helpful to read through your thoughts about everyone’s verspics.

I’ve ‘updated’ the original verspics I made implementing your suggestions. Hopefully they’re a bit better now! That’s funny that you mentioned that I should do a stronger overlay on ‘Mountain…[Read more]

@jamesstaddon

Thanks for taking the time to talk through these images on the webinar today, James! It was great to hear another perspective. 🙂

Thankyou for your encouragement, @bennett-family! 🙂 And thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts! I didn’t spend a great deal of time thinking about what the mood of this image was (naughty me!), but I think you’re right – contemplative (or dreamy) seems a good way to describe it! I’m going to have to have a go at removing the lens flare…[Read more]

Oh, fun! 🙂

And this is the unprocessed version!

Maybe it’ll work this time! 🙂

And here’s the other one!

Thanks for taking the time to run this competition, @bensharpeningcharacter! Here are the verspics that I made. Looking forward to hearing any critique or tips that will help us create better verspics. 🙂

And, yay for you, @morganwriter1gmail-com! I’m following you now too. 🙂

@bennett-family

Woohoo! That’s so exciting, Lydia! 🙂 It’s great to hear of more wholesome, Christian photographers selling photos on LightStock. You’re now one of my follows. 😉 Hope it goes really well for you!

@jamesstaddon, no problem. I did that myself!

Thanks for explaining and for the link. I just had a quick read over it and it looks very interesting! When I have more time, I’ll have to read it properly. 😊 Amazing the different looks you can get from just moving the light around to different spots and positioning your subject correctly. 🙂

Oops, didn’t realise I hadn’t replied to this either. 😊 Thanks very much for all your thoughts on this, @loganlamar, @jamesstaddon and @blessingscaptured! Very, very helpful! I’ll have to have a play around to see what you were talking about in action.

Oops! Thought I had replied to this! 🙂 Thanks @bennett-family, @blessingscaptured and @loganlamar for your thought on this. That’s a good idea, @blessingscaptured. I have accidentally flicked it into lock a couple of more times since! At least now I know what’s happening, so I don’t have to panic about it. Lol. 🙂

@jamesstaddon, thanks for the critique the other day! I think my questions are basically answered. I really just wanted to know if this was a good picture or not. If I was looking at it through biased eyes, or if it just looked like a distracting, snapshot to most people. Hearing your critique helped to answer that. 🙂 Thanks.

@joshua_ong

Thanks! The second picture is actually the unprocessed version of the first one – I forgot to say that! 🙂

Yes, the mountains are often included as the backdrop in a lot of my images! God has really blessed us as we live in a very beautiful, picturesque place.

@blessingscaptured

Yes! I think I like that edit better. Its good how you’ve removed the really heavy vignette, though I do think that a slight one would be nice. It really is a beautiful picture!

You’re one of “my follows”.

Haha! I was wondering who was following me. You’re one of mine, too! 🙂

@momparfitt

Great question! I have a backdrop that got given to me as a gift from a place called dropz. They do ship to the USA, but I imagine the shipping would be fairly pricey. My backdrop is made from vinyl and I’ve had no problems with it getting creased provided I store it in the cardboard tube it got shipped in. Because it’s vinyl, it mea…[Read more]