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Long Shots Photography specializes in family and senior portraiture and serves the Harrisburg and Cumberland County area. I strive to develop a relationship with my clients, enabling me to better understand your needs. Whether you seek a family portrait taken in your home, a senior portrait at an outdoor location, or a child's portrait in the studio, I can provide the service you require. I offer a variety of products, including wall portraits and custom albums. For details, see the links above under Information. Please contact me today to schedule your next session (click the Contact link above).
I didn’t set out to be a pet shooter, but now I look forward to the opportunity to spend time with owners and their loved ones. Getting a dog to perk its ears up can be more difficult than getting a 2-year-old to stay on set, but the result is rewarding.
One of the best-behaved doggies I know
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I’d never heard of Geoglob, either, but when Antonio Morsilli asked if he could use my shot of Harrisburg for his entry on the city, I was flattered.
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Harrisburg and PA Capitol from Wormleysburg
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It’s being used at Wikipedia as well:
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Or up or closer or wherever you need to be to get the shot. Don’t depend on your camera’s zoom to get close if you can close part of the distance the old fashioned way. The best application of this is to shoot at your subject’s eye level, especially when photographing a child.
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Shoot at eye level when possible
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Amy - Wanna shoot our dogs? You can use your camera if you want!
Enjoying the tips, thanks!
kevin - Thanks, Amy. I’m glad you like the tips.
Being acquainted with your dogs, I’d prefer to work with them individually if that’s okay.