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Gift certificate sale! $100 for $75 :)

Posted by on Dec 20, 2012 in Blog, Featured Work | 2 comments

Gift certificate sale! $100 for $75 :)

Looking for a present that is easy to wrap?  Get $100 worth of StonehousePhoto credit for $75 until 12/23/12!  Can be used for sessions, online gallery ordering, my animal prints,  canvases, albums, etc.  Click HERE to purchase. You can buy any amount of gift certificates, so, for instance, if you buy 5 of them for $375, you get $500 of whatever you’d like (for instance if you want a pet session for $450, then you get that plus $50 left over to spend!). You will receive a code to use at your convenience.  I can also send you a PDF gift certificate if you would like to print it off for gifts – just send me an email at hannah@stonehousephoto.com to arrange...

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Vizslas! Boing boing boing at Montrose Dog Beach

Posted by on Dec 5, 2012 in Blog, Dogs!, Featured Work, Pet Portraits, Travel | 1 comment

Vizslas!  Boing boing boing at Montrose Dog Beach

As I’ve mentioned in some past posts, once a month I am traveling to locations through out the US to do furkid sessions!  What was awesome about Kristi and John’s session in Chicago, though, was that Kristi was a bridesmaid in one of my all time favorite weddings up HERE – Laura & Kane’s wedding on Madeline Island.  It was so much fun to catch up and meet her crazy-fun vizslas at Montrose Dog Beach!  I had no idea dogs could move so fast . Also – stay tuned for some fun news about some teaching (both in person and online) that I’ll be doing in 2013!  So fun               Contact ME! |...

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Sandy Doggie Session in the Windy City – Chicago!

Posted by on Dec 4, 2012 in Blog, Dogs!, Pet Portraits | 3 comments

Sandy Doggie Session in the Windy City – Chicago!

This session was not only sandy because it was at Montrose Dog Beach in Chicago, but it was also sandy because of Hurricane Sandy!  She was blowing massive winds off of the lake, so the canines and I (and my camera) got a little sand filled.  My Canon and the dogs survived, and we had a blast .           Contact ME! | Subscribe to Stonehouse Photography by...

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Travel Sessions and a Visit to the Franklin County Dog Shelter in Columbus, OH

Posted by on Nov 30, 2012 in Adoptable, Blog, Dogs!, Featured Work, Stories & How-to's | 3 comments

Travel Sessions and a Visit to the Franklin County Dog Shelter in Columbus, OH

I was already doing furchild sessions when the John & Schoep photo went nuts – but the publicity I have gotten from it has led to some AMAZING opportunities to both travel for sessions, and give back to the rescue community. Last week I traveled to Columbus, OH to take photos of two absolutely gorgeous German Shepherds.  While I was there a local photographer, Mike Chambers, invited me to tour the new Franklin County Dog Shelter.  This place is amazing!  Its bright, beautiful, relaxing for the animals (semi-soundproof rooms – yay!), powered partially by solar, and a LEEDS building.  The staff is so friendly, and obviously much happier to be there than...

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Tiny Prints Holiday Card Sale!

Posted by on Nov 28, 2012 in Blog, Featured Work | 0 comments

Tiny Prints Holiday Card Sale!

My favorite online card seller is having a sale!  If you use this link I get a little share of the sale, too, so if you are buying cards and would like to support my work – please click on the photo or this link.  I would REALLY appreciate it :) Have an amazing day! Contact ME! | Subscribe to Stonehouse Photography by Email

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Stop Action with Panning – the Monday How-To

Posted by on Nov 19, 2012 in Blog, Dogs!, Featured Work, Pet Portraits, Stories & How-to's | 1 comment

Stop Action with Panning – the Monday How-To

Stop action shots are not all about standing still and capturing a moment in time.  They are more of an amazing photographic dance with your body showing the moment and rhythm of your subject. (Yes I am a dork, but that’s how I best describe it ) The key to getting these stop action shots are not always fast shutter speeds – its coordinating the movement of your subject with your body movement.   You want to match your body movement to the speed of the subject, sweeping along and turning as it moves towards you or by you.  This is technically called “panning”. Here are some simple steps to building your “stop action...

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