by djtphotoart.ca | Mar 31, 2025 | Blog, Parenting, Photography
A Mother’s Love – You Are a Mother 24/7, 365 Days a Year – You Deserve More Than a Mini-Session on a Single Day A mothers love isnt just for one dayits a lifetime of moments. Lets capture the real, raw, and beautiful journey of motherhood beyond a...
by djtphotoart.ca | Mar 21, 2025 | Blog
This week, I’m thrilled to celebrate another of my images reaching over 1,000 sales. My croissant photo, has joined the ranks of my most successful work. As a Lethbridge food photographer, milestones like these remind me of the power of visual storytelling and the...
by djtphotoart.ca | Nov 16, 2024 | Blog, Photography
Capture the Magic of the Holidays: In-Home Photography Sessions As the holiday season approaches, families everywhere are preparing to reunite and celebrate together. Whether it’s the laughter of children returning home from school, the warmth of shared meals, or the...
by djtphotoart.ca | Sep 29, 2024 | Blog, Photography
In 1970 this is the camera that I used to learn photography, and used at my first job as a photojournalist. You don’t get much more manual than this.Manual focus – by either using the range finder, or getting out the dark cloth and using a magnifying lass...
by djtphotoart.ca | Sep 29, 2024 | Blog
Aperture priority mode (often denoted as “A” or “Av” on cameras) offers several advantages over manual mode, making it a preferred choice for many photographers. Here are the key reasons why aperture priority is often considered better: 1....
by djtphotoart.ca | May 11, 2024 | Blog, Photography
I have no idea what these wheels are. I am guessing they are supposed to be wheels of a steam engine, but while they are located right behind the Galt Museum, there is nothing that I could find on the museum site, or by any other search that even mentions the wheels....
