Happy Birthday Michigan, you are now 181 years old today. Though, honestly, you don’t look a day past 50. 😉 But in all seriousness, it is our beloved States’ birthday, and to celebrate, we are writing a different type of blog post today. We are going to share with you, a few of our most favorite locations found throughout Michigan. This is actually a combined blog post, meaning that Jeff and I both took the time to write about two different locations each. So, to learn more, read on below!
As you may have noticed last week, we’re coming back now, to our long lost blog… After a long absence! However, we are going to be taking a different approach in the content we will be presenting to you. While we still will be posting some of our favorite family and wedding projects, we are also going to concentrate quite a bit more on other areas of photography that we are passionate about. This will give you a bit of a chance to really see what we’re all about, and give us a chance to show off some of our more favorite personal projects, including the ever fantastical Porcupine Mountains.
Upon arriving at George George Memorial Park in Clinton Township, Michigan… We were surprised to see just how many photographers were here with clients! Having never heard of this gorgeous park, we are happy to be able to add this locale to our growing list of “favorite spots for a photo-shoot”.
Do you ever wish you could capture some truly amazing animal photographs, without spending hours and even days in the wild hoping for great opportunities? Have you tried to circumvent this long wait by trekking to your local zoo with your camera in hand, only to return home disappointed with your results? Well, if you answered yes to either of those two questions, then this post is just for you! We will be discussing 5 simple tips that can dramatically improve your animal photography skills while spending time at the zoo.
One of the most alluring aspects of photography is the fact that you can take some really incredible shots at any time of the day or night. As photography is simply the ability to capture light, it makes perfect sense that “Long Exposure” photography plays on that key concept. The difficult part however, is how to capture the light to create those tantalizing images you see in all of the magazines and the internet.
With this blog post, I hope to show you just how easy it is to capture gorgeous scenes for you and others to cherish for a lifetime. Read on to experience the 7 easy tips for amazing long exposure photographs that will overall improve your long exposure photography.
Intrigue Photography is a husband and wife team of Northern Michigan wedding and elopement photographers, who value getting to the heart of you and your story. The end result allows you to be present, in the moment, and to completely enjoy your wedding day. They photograph weddings, elopements and engagement sessions all over the State of Michigan.
