This family portrait of Karen, Henry and Anna has been a long time in coming and I could not be more proud of the finished photograph!
Karen, Henry & Anna – B&W Family Portrait – Eldorado Canyon State Park
As Seen by Janine’s recent travel and photography adventures in Panama have left me with treasured memories and hundreds of photographs still waiting to be processed. Among the photos I will cherish the most are some which are not mine, but these photos taken of me by photographer Ron Elkind.
Photographer-Janine-Fugere-Taking-Photos-at-Playa-La-Barqueta-Chiriquí-Panama-by-Ron-Elkind
There is nothing like seeing the clouds from above, especially when heading on a grand adventure! These were some fun phone pics from my airplane on my flight into David, Chiriquí, Panama. This was my last flight to get to As Seen by Janine’s three week travel photography adventure in Panama.
View from Plane into David, Chiriqui, Panama with Engine in View
“Adventure is worthwhile in and of itself.” ~ Amelia Earhart had it right about that, which is why I came to Boquete, Panama on perhaps the grandest adventure and photography expedition I’ve ever undertaken.
Panamanian Locals Including Traditional La Pollera Dresses
Feeling left out of all the excitement about Adobe’s new Lightroom 5 because you have an older PC and your operating system will not run it? No worries! As Seen by Janine has created a step-by-step tutorial on how to upgrade an older PC operating system from either Windows XP or Vista to Windows 7 so you can get in on the newest Lightroom 5 creative tools! Read the rest of this page »
Adobe’s newly released Lightroom 5 has plenty of exciting added features to make it worth upgrading!
I know, I know, many of us have barely begun to synthesize, let alone master all the features Lightroom 4 has, so it’s hard to imagine needing an upgrade already, not to mention another $79 expense (USD) to upgrade. But if you’ve been paying attention at all, then you’ve likely heard, read, and already viewed tutorials about many of the juicy new tidbits included in Lightroom 5! Read the rest of this page »
As Seen by Janine is going to Photocrati’s Supercharge Your Photography Website Workshop at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater and Visitor Center, near Denver, on June 24, 2013.
For any photographer, spring cleaning, web marketing, and SEO fine tuning of your website and blog are super important tasks which can often get procrastinated. I mean, who wants to sit at a computer when going out taking more photos is so much more fun? Yet, chances are you are one of the many photographers who, like me, finds that despite blogging, posting to G+, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media, you are still not getting clients through the Internet. Read the rest of this page »
Imagine my excitement when I finally saw this full dustjacket for the new Tasting Colorado: Favorite Recipes from the Centennial State cookbook, including my photograph of the snow-blown mountaintop in Rocky Mountain National Park on the back cover!
I couldn’t be more proud to have been part of this exciting collaborative project with my sister, Michele Morris, of Cooking with Michele. The book is now available; read on to learn how you can get a discount on your own signed copy. Read the rest of this page »
Thanks to Alec Jarhman for choosing As Seen by Janine for his High School Senior Portrait session! This is Alec’s yearbook selection and there are lots more great poses of Alec to come, so stay tuned!
Alec Jahrman Senior Portrait Class of 2013
Today I say a sad goodbye inside my heart to Kurt Detwiler, an old friend I’d lost touch with, whom I learned passed away last night. Kurt was the first person to ever publish my photographs when I shot the cover photo and many interior accent photos for his 1997 book Coasting Along: A Bicycling Guide to the New Jersey Shore, Pine Barrens and Delaware Bay Region. I just learned of Kurt’s passing, amazingly, through someone who found me via As Seen by Janine’s Photo Blog and used my contact form to reach out to me, for which I am very grateful.
Coasting Along Cover Photo of Kurt Detwiler
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