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Afghanistan Libre was created in 1996 by Chékéba Hachemi in response to the deterioration of women's rights under the Taliban regime. In France, the first years of the association were devoted to informing and raising awareness about the living conditions of Afghan women under the Taliban regime. In Europe and the United States, Chekéba Hachemi has been leading many actions for Afghanistan: press campaigns, lobbying with companies, personalities and political institutions (working group with Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations; guest of honour at the International Labour Organization, Women's Day in Geneva and the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees).
In 2001, in the stronghold of the rebellion against the Taliban in Panjshir province, Chékéba Hachemi met a refugee who did not ask her for food or shelter but asked her to create a school for her children. Marked by this woman and after a meeting with Commander Massoud, she decided to build the first school for girls of Afghanistan Libre: Malalaï High School.
In 2002, Afghanistan Libre created the first women's magazine made by and for Afghan women: ROZ magazine. The magazine will be fully edited, published and distributed by the association and its beneficiaries for 10 years. Thanks to the support of UNESCO, which carried out an impact study, we were able to establish that the number of readers was 10 times higher than the number of buyers.
In 2003, after meeting a woman who thought she was pregnant when she was in fact menopausal, Chekéba Hachemi decided to take action on basic health education for women and created Health Education Centers for women.
Since then, the association has opened or allowed the reopening of
14 public schools
4 Health and Education Centers for Women
5 preschools (an innovation in Afghanistan where there are no facilities for children under 6 years old)
3 libraries in Panjshir province and Paghman district (Kabul province)
Today, the main goal of Afghanistan Libre is to facilitate access to education, health and vocational training for as many girls and women as possible in Afghanistan to enable them to acquire their independence
- Creation of the NGO "Afghan" which became "Afghanistan Libre" in 2001
- Creation of a women's cooperative in Panjshir province
- Creation and opening of Malalaï High School, the first girls' high school in Panjshir province
- Creation and publication of Roz Magazine, the first magazine made by and for Afghan women for more than 10 years
- Integration of sport into Afghan school's programme under the impetus of Afghanistan Libre. From the beginning, Afghanistan Libre wanted sport to be a subject taught in the supported schools. In partnership with Sport Sans Frontière (now Play International), the association has built or improved sports fields in schools, purchased adapted equipment and trained sport teachers
- Construction of Khoja Lakan High School and rehabilitation of Azrat Osman High School
- Creation of Health and Education Centers
- Opening of the first preschool for the children of female teachers
- Opening of the first psychosocial center recognized by the Afghan Ministry of Labour and training of social workers in rural areas
- Implementation of educational programmes for teacher training and preparation of grade 12th students for the University entrance exam (Kankor)
- Fostering the voice of Afghan women through the "Simplement Afghanes" (Simply Afghan Women) photographic expression project
- Chékéba Hachemi receives the French Republic's Human Rights Prize
- Afghanistan Libre joins the International Action sector of the GROUPE SOS, chaired by Jean-Marc Borello
- Creation and implementation of the Digital Classes pilot project: a professionalizing digital training for high school girls
- The Digital Classes project is the winner of the "Women and Digital" International Prize of the Fondation La France s'engage
Our field team is 100% Afghan, and has been present in our territories for over 20 years, which allows the association to be strongly rooted in the communities and to benefit from the support of the Shuras, i. e. the village councils, and the local authorities for all its programmes.
To Afghanistan Libre, education, especially for girls, is at the heart of the development of any society and school is the nerve centre of its action. Its approach aims to initiate a virtuous circle of good practices that can then be replicated at the national level. This is why the association has been working since its creation in synergy with local authorities and the Afghan government. All of Afghanistan Libre's actions are thus based on a realistic vision of development and the projects implemented respond to local demands, strengthen the skills of local actors and propose sustainable actions.
Structured around two main poles of action: an Education pole and a Women's pole, Afghanistan Libre currently supports nearly 10,000 students in 7 public schools and more than 900 women in 4 Health and Education Centers for Women.


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Work History
Jason Wucinski
Example Projects
Below you will find linkes to projects I have created for various purposes. Download what you like and use it as you see fit. Just be sure that you accepts these terms:
GNU Liscense
Three Tiered Architecture
This example is meant to accompany the article I wrote on the same topic, which can be found
. The project is written in Visual Studio 2005 (unlike this project, which is 2010) so should be runnable for most users.
Visual Studio 2005 ASP.Net
Excel Parser
This is a windows application used to parse date from a *.CSV file and insert the data into a database. This project was created to demonstrate three basic application processes. First, the IO process, to read data from a CSV file into a dataset. Second, to make a connection to a database and insert the parsed data into a table. Finally, this project implements the use of multi threading and the use of delegates.
Project Details:
This is a windows application written in C# and connects to a Microsoft Access Database.
C# Project
HOME Youth Tracker (CMS)
HOME Youth and Resource Center is a non-profit organization that works with the homeless youth in the Marion County area. HOME is dedicated to serving this population to provide a safe and supportive environment where at youth risk and homeless youth can have their immediate needs met as well as have positive opportunities to reconnect with their communities. HOME was in desperate need to manage the large amounts of data on their clients and the services they provide to them. This data is needed to measure the impact of their services for improvements as well as for funding sources. To meet these needs I created a software and database application that would manage all their data and create the necessary reports.
Project Details:
This is a small scale content managment system, with database, that implements several database and software design principles. The project is a windows application written in VB.net and uses a fully normalized Microsoft Access database.
VB.net Project
Data Collection Tool
While serving in the Peace Corps, I was fortunate to make several lasting friendships. A few years back I had a friend who worked in South Africa doing research on HIV treatments and their side effect. Durring my last semester I wanted to work on a new database project and thought that helping my friend would be an ideal choice. I was graduate assistant for an undergrad professor, who taught a database course. She had expressed to me in the past that her students were becoming bored with the typical database projects that they find in their text books and wanted some real life examples. I suggested that we might collaborate to have the students assist in designing the database for this project. I felt that by doing this, we could provide a great real life learning experience as well as give the students an opportunity to see what it is life to volunteer their services. The student not only appreciated the work experience, which they can add to their resume, but they have expressed their awe at being able to assist this research which has the potential to save hundreds of thousand lives.
Project Details:
This is a small scale content managment system, with database, that implements several database and software design principles. The project is a windows application written in Java and uses a fully normalized Microsoft Access database.
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The RTA was created by Public Act No. 387 of 2012. Its 10-member board is appointed for three year terms by the county executives of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties, the chair of the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners, the Mayor of Detroit, and the Governor of Michigan. The Governor's appointee serves as chair and without a vote. Learn more about the RTA Board of Directors.
Our mission is to manage and secure transportation resources that significantly enhance mobility options, to improve quality of life for the residents and to increase economic viability for the region.
We envision a region with sufficient and secure funding to support enhanced public transportation options that will ensure accessibility, satisfy the integrated mobility needs of the community, and promote livable, healthy, and sustainable growth.
Below are the pieces of Michigan legislation that created and enabled the Regional Transit Authority.
The Southeast Michigan region is currently served by four transit providers: AAATA, DDOT, DTC, and SMART. See full map ⟶
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Lilia Alonzo is counsel in the firm's Mexico City office and a member of Mayer Brown's Global Energy Group. She advises clients on oil and gas, power and corporate matters with a focus on Mexico. Lilia is experienced with Mexico's LNG industry, particularly in long-term LNG supply agreements. She has collaborated in the design of strategies to manage and mitigate legal, political and social risks associated with a long-term LNG supply agreement. Within the context of the Energy reform, she has collaborated in the drafting and negotiation of secondary regulation, including the new procurement rules for productive state enterprises. Her experience includes providing legal advice with respect to investments, corporate restructurings and divestments for highly regulated industries.
Areas of Focus
- Represented an E&P company before the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) in the bidding processes for Rounds 2.4 and 3.1, resulting in the award of contracts with for E&P in deep waters.
- Preparation of the legal strategy for the development of a co-investment between a private generator and a state owned productive subsidiary.
- Legal advisory for the acquisition of a minority stake in a generator awarded with a long-term auction PPA.
- Participated in the negotiations for one of the first PPAs executed between CFE Calificados, S.A. de C.V. and a private generator.
- Instrumental in the implementation of the legal strategy of a major upstream participant for starting operations in Mexico. The works performed included corporate governance analysis, participation in Bidding Rounds and compliance of awarded production sharing and license agreements.
- Instrumental in the preparation of the legal strategy for the authorization and incorporation of the first affiliate company of CFE (Federal Electricity Commission).
- Within the context of the energy reform and the transformation of CFE into a state-owned productive enterprise, led the preparation and negotiation of the new CFE procurement rules, which introduced international best practices for public procurement.
- A key member of a team responsible for designing a strategy to manage and mitigate legal, political and social risks associated to long-term LNG supply agreements entered by CFE and the Camisea Consortium. The design of this strategy required a multi-disciplinary approach given both countries, Mexico and Peru, considered energy security at stake.
Project Finance
- Currently advising X-Elio, a Spanish developer, in the financing of two photovoltaic power generation plants in Navojoa, Sonora and Perote, Veracruz.
- Participated as counsel for the financing of two photovoltaic power generation plants, located in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua and San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato.
- Legal counsel to SAE (Service of Management and Disposal of Assets) in the preparation of two public tenders for the sale of certain state-owned sugar mills (MXN $3,282 million and MXN $3,556 million respectively).
- Represented Dish Group interest in the sale of the Mexican Blockbuster business to Grupo Salinas (MXN $408 million).
- Legal counsel to Nestlé in the sale of its ice-cream line of business to Grupo Herdez (MXN $1,000 million).
February 212020
Escuela Libre de Derecho, LLB
Cass Business School, City, University of London, MBA
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
SCHOLARSHIP: PhD fellowship in Effectiveness & Equity in Payments for Ecosystem Services
Dr Esteve Corbera is looking for a young, motivated person willing to develop a PhD at the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA), Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain.
The 3-year PhD fellowship (14,000 Euros/year approx.) will focus on analysing the effectiveness and equity implications of carbon and biodiversity offsets in Mexico, informed by qualitatitve and quantitative methods. The candidate should have an undergraduate in environmental sciences, geography, development studies or economics, as well as an MSc in a related discipline. She/he must speak Spanish (even if basic) and write and speak English very competently. The candidate should ideally have fieldwork and publication experience in the topic of the fellowship, and skills in software such as NVivo and/or SPSS/Stata. She/he will work in a team involving another post-doctoral researcher and myself, and will be integrated into the international project INVALUABLE, funded by the BIODIVERSA programme (http://www.biodiversa.org/118).
Deadline: January 29, 2012


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You may think celebrities are interesting. You might believe that authors and artists have the best stories to tell. Maybe you even consider musicians to be the most intriguing people to talk to.
Well, you're absolutely wrong and we don't mind saying it.
Because it's actually people who work at storage centres who are the most fascinating. National Storage centres, to be specific.
Now – lucky you – here's your chance to get to know the team at National Storage Kedron!
3 Fast Facts about National Storage Kedron
- This centre is located across the road (Rode Road, to be exact) from the Prince Charles Hospital.
- National Storage Kedron has a wide range of unit sizes, from 1m x 1m to 4m x 9m – all with driveway access and 2.8m-3m high. Not bad!
- This centre takes active measures to keep your stuff secure, with pin-coded entry, alarms, 24/7 security cameras, and an onsite resident.
Meet the Manager: Charmaine
What's the strangest thing you've seen someone use their storage unit for?
"The storer himself – had to let him know that's a no no!"
That's right – while your storage unit may be big enough for all your stuff (and you), you can't turn it into your literal home away from home!
What item in the Box Shop best matches your personality?
"Bubble wrap – I'm still a big kid at heart and love to pop them (scraps only, of course)."
Don't we all?
What's your favourite thing about working for National Storage?
"Been here too long, for one thing (13.5 years)."
That's what we call loyalty!
Meet the Team
Describe the Kedron team in 3 words?
"Me, myself, and I (I don't have a permanent part timer, only trainees at the moment who keep changing)."
Who's the funniest person on the team and why?
"Definitely not me!"
Come on, Charmaine – we see that wicked humour just begging to come out!
If the team was trapped in a storage unit for 24 hours with only 1 song to play on repeat, what song would you choose?
"I Want to Break Free by Queen."
Would you commit to the costume too?
Is anyone on the team flexible enough to fit inside a tea chest carton?
"Are you kidding? Not in a million years!"
You've worked at National Storage for 13+ years and you've never tried? *skepticism increases*
If the team could build any famous monument out of cardboard, what would you build?
Meet the friendly team at National Storage Kedron for yourself!
- Call: 07 3350 3144
- Visit: 453 Webster Road, Stafford Heights, QLD 4053 (the centre is open 8am-5pm Monday to Friday, and 9am-2pm Saturday, with access hours from 5am-9pm Monday-Sunday).


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Tour the hangars and enjoy a stunning insight into the work of SR Technics and SWISS Technics. Witness engine and aircraft maintenance at close range and marvel at the big birds of the sky.
SR Technics / SWISS Technics Maintenance tour
The tour begins in the main building of SR Technics, where a jet engine and an aeroplane engine are on display. The group will then visit the SR Technics "turbo hangar", where employees test the engines that have just arrived or are soon to be released. Afterwards, participants will witness the repair and assembly of engines and learn how each stage of the procedure is checked. One of the highlights of the tour is a visit to Hangars 2 and 3, both of which are operated by SWISS Technics. Both long and short haul aircraft are maintained in these hangars, in shifts over 24 hours. The tour is accompanied by tour guides with many years of experience at SR Technics or SWISS technics, who can competently answer any questions participants may have.
Book an SR Technics/SWISS Technics tour here
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I drive my husband crazy with how much I love to rearrange our furniture. Sometimes I just like to do it in my head for fun! It helps to jot it down on paper. This year I focus on perfecting my living room! Here is the plan:
See the arrows? Those are my 'wish list' purchases for the year. Smells like a mood board to me! Ahh, it's been too long since an old fashioned mood board hit the Ci! Welcome to a brand new year!!!
And here is the breakdown:
a. So, I will start with the really fun. This is art! Not really practical in the sense of I NEED IT, but – well… I WANT IT. Have for a long time. The String Light by Patrick Townsend! So simple, so beautiful. Those little red lights make me hyperventilate a little. Plus: I have the perfect spot for it. ($175)
b. I decided a while ago what color I want to turn this room into – but this is the year! Benjamin Moore – Revere Pewter. Still debating painting the beige ceramic tile around the fireplace. Have you ever seen anyone with painted ceramic tile? I love painted brick… hmmmm.
c. With the proper anchors, do you think this will hold our TV and games to the wall safely? IKEA EKBY ÖSTEN/ EKBY OXIE ($40)
d. We need a bigger desk, I considered fashioning one out of an existing door, but it may be too big. Plus, my husband isn't that down with it – and he uses the desk the most right now. However, I think that this will fit into the space nicely and for a great price. (It's actually a dining room table!) IKEA MELLTORP Table, white ($65)
e. That desk will require some storage space. Enter the IKEA HELMER Drawer unit on casters, white ($40)
f. This will be my quest – find the perfect antique mirror for above the fireplace! You know I will be hunting through the Chicago classifieds! Here's a contender! ($129)
So – for less than $500 (not including cost of paint), we can have an updated and useful living space this year, that includes found objects and a true work of art. Happy 2014!


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Here's what the reviewers think about the Proviz Reflect:
Reviewers like these things about the Proviz Reflect
- Most users said that it is great for storing everything he needs to take to and from work.
- Reviewers said that it is comfortable, practical and really does illuminate at night.
- Some other users said that it has the reasonably large capacity.
- Users also said that it is highly visible across back and sides as made from fully reflective material.
- Several users mentioned that they use this bag on daily basis for work purposes.
- Many reviewers also said that it can be seen from far. gives you peace of mind when cycling in the dark.
- Users of Proviz Reflect as many useful compartments inside.
- Users also said that it feels very comfortable on my back.
- Many other users also mentioned that there is space for the computer, pockets to put water bottles.
Reviewers don't like these things
- Some users complained that it is not totally waterproof.
- One user complained that the zip looks a bit flimsy,.
- Another user complained that one of the fasteners was broken after few uses.
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Road CCThe Proviz Reflect 360 Rucksack is a stunning way of boosting your visibility when riding at night. During the day the backpack is a subtle grey, but when a car's headlights fall on it, the entire bag reflects back the light.
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There are certain factors that may increase the risk of speech and language development in a child in the 18- to 30-month- old age range, and with normal intelligence, will have continuing language problems. These factors include:
Receptive language
Understanding language generally comes before expression and use. However, some studies have
shown that late-talking children, after a year, should be able to understand the language at their age
level. This differentiates the late-bloomers from the children who have true language delays.
Use of gestures
One study has found that the number of gestures used by late-talking children with low expressive
language can indicate later language abilities. Children with a greater number of gestures used for
different communication purposes are more likely to catch up with peers.
Age of diagnosis
More than one study has indicated that the older the child at time of diagnosis of language delay, the
less positive the outcome. Obviously, older children in a study have had a longer time to bloom than
younger children but have not done so, indicating that the language delay may be more serious. Also,
if a child is only developing slowly during an age range when other children are rapidly progressing
(e.g. 24-30 months), that child will be falling farther behind.
Progress in language development
Although a child may be slow in language development, he or she should still be doing new things
with language at least every month. New words may be added. The same words may be used for
different purposes. For example, "bottle" may one day mean "That is my bottle," the next, "I want my
bottle," and the next week, "Where is my bottle? I don't see it." Words may be combined into longer
speech ("want bottle" "no bottle"), or such longer speech may occur more often.
What should you do as a parent?
Parents don't have to rely on the predictions of others or to guess that their child will be just like a
friend's and eventually catch up in language development. If you are concerned about your child's
speech and language development, (s)he should come see our speech-language pathologist certified
by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association for a professional evaluation.
If you're interesting in learning more about if speech and language development is right for your child, call us today at (305) 248-8600.


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Critics Blast Facebook's Latest Privacy Overhaul
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Facebook says it's leading the privacy revolution. Critics say it's trying to trick people into sharing more information than they realize. eSecurityPlanet looks at the charges, and hears from Facebook's top man in Washington who says people are "panicking unnecessarily."
It wouldn't be a major announcement from Facebook if it weren't met by howls of protest.
The latest follows yesterday's revamp of the company's privacy features, a process that will require all Facebook users to update the settings that determine how widely accessible the information they post to their profiles will be.
Facebook billed the changes as a consumer-friendly overhaul that would give users simpler and more granular controls over their information, but some digital rights and privacy advocates rushed to criticize the move.
"Facebook's new changes are obviously intended to get people to open up even more of their Facebook data to the public," Kevin Bankston, an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), wrote of the new features. "The privacy 'transition tool' that guides users through the configuration will 'recommend' -- preselect by default -- the setting to share the content they post to Facebook, such as status messages and wall posts, with everyone on the Internet."


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No. 27 Bears Host No. 54 Kansas
March 20, 2001
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CAL KNOCKS OFF UNDEFEATED SMU: The No. 27-ranked men's tennis team (6-3, 1-2 Pac-10) handed No. 8-ranked and undefeated SMU (10-1) their first loss of the season when the Bears defeated the Mustangs, 4-3, at Indian Wells, CA. Cal started off the competition by winning the doubles point behind strong performances by the tandems of John Paul Fruttero/Robert Kowalczyk, who won 9-7 at No. 2, and Ben Miles/Balazs Veress, who won 9-8(6) at No. 3. The point in doubles would prove the deciding factor in the win for the Bears. In singles, players went head to head as only three Cal players walked away with victories. Cal faltered at the No. 1 and No. 2 spots where Fruttero and Veress could not get by SMU's Jon Wallmark and the top-ranked player heading into the preseason, Genius Chidzikwe. Senior Adrian Barnes played a tough three-set match, as Barnes outlasted Krystian Pfeiffer, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3. Robert Kowalczyk, who has recently struggled with injuries, overpowered Lukasz Senczyszyn, winning in straight sets, 7-5, 6-1. Scott Kintz sealed the victory for the Bears, defeating Alexix Rudzinski, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4.
CAL WINS FOUR IN A ROW: On March 6, Cal defeated William & Mary at the Hellman Tennis Courts, 6-1, then hosted the Santa Clara Broncos and the Saint Marys Gaels, March 10, walking away with near shutouts in both contests. Against the Broncos, Cal faltered only in one singles spot, while all other players for the Bears defeated their Bronco opponents in straight sets. No. 26-ranked sophomore John Paul Fruttero continued his leadership at the top spot for the Bears. Fruttero knocked off Matt Cox with ease, 6-1, 6-2. In doubles, Cal's tandem of Scott Kintz and Adrian Barnes fell to the Broncos duo of Mike Brugemeister and Ryan Livesay, 8-6 at the No. 1 spot. The Bears grabbed the doubles point when the tandems of Fruttero/Robert Kowalczyk and Ben Miles/Balazs Veress won at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively. Taking on the Saint Marys Gaels, the Bears grabbed five of six singles points for the match. Scott Kintz played at No. 2, defeating Arturo Planell in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, while sophomore Ben Miles grabbed a strong win at No. 6, defeating Arvind Stokes, 6-1, 6-0. Cal extended their win streak to four when they knocked off undefeated SMU at Indian Wells, CA, 4-3, behind strong doubles play and key wins in the middle of the singles lineup. Cal looks to extend the streak when they host Kansas, March 21.
A LOOK AT KANSAS: The No. 54-ranked Kansas Jayhawks (9-5) travel to the Bay Area to take on Fresno State, March 20, before traveling to Berkeley to take on the Bears the following day. The Jayhawks are coming off a tough match against No. 5 Texas A&M, March 8, where Kansas nearly pulled away with the victory, losing however to the Aggies, 4-3. Quentin Blakeney, who has gone 13-1 in dual match competition this season, is a strong player for the Jayhawks.
BEARS DEFEAT WILLIAM & MARY AT HOME: The then No. 26-ranked Bears got off to a slow start, losing the doubles point to the No. 69-ranked William & Mary Tribe, however rebounded to win every singles point and grab a 6-1 victory, March 6. In doubles, sophomore John Paul Fruttero and senior Adrian Barnes faltered at the No. 1 spot for the Bears, losing to William & Mary, 8-6. Cal's senior duo of Scott Kintz and Erik Dmytruk fell at the No. 2 spot to Brian Lubin and Geoffrey Russell, 8-6. The tandem of sophomore Ben Miles and freshman Balazs Veress grabbed the only win in doubles, however, it was not enough for the point. When singles started, the Bears refocused their intensity and rebounded from the doubles setback and grabbed each point in singles against the Tribe. Freshman Wayne Wong made quick work of Charles Briggs at No. 6, defeating him in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4. At No. 5, Robert Kowalczyk defeated Matt Davis in straight sets, 7-6, 6-1, while senior Adrian Barnes finished off Brian Lubin in a hard-fought three set match, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. Then No. 20-ranked sophomore John Paul Fruttero clinched the victory for Cal at the No. 1 spot when he rebounded from a tough first set to defeat Trevor Sprecklin, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2.
HEAD COACH PETER WRIGHT: As the ninth coach in the 108-year history of Cal tennis, Head Coach Peter Wright begins his eighth year at the helm of the Golden Bears program. During his time here at Cal, Wright has compiled a 84-71 (.542) career record, and in 1998 led the Bears to their first sweep of USC and UCLA for the first time in 45 years. Known as one of the best teachers and tacticians in men's collegiate tennis, Wright was named 1997 Pac-10 Coach of the Year.
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Barnes Family Dental is a family-oriented dental clinic in Fayetteville, AR that strives to serve all of their patients' dental needs, from simple check-ups to complex dental procedures and operations. Dental services include composite fillings, whitening, tooth replacement, digital x-rays, dental exams, cleanings, implants, bridges, dentures, root canal treatments, and more. Much of the staff at Barnes Family Dental speaks Spanish and gladly welcomes in clients of all backgrounds. They take pride in their friendly, people-loving approach and aim to make patients feel at home during each visit. They comply with many major insurance companies and offer interest-free financing on any procedure.
Fayetteville, AR 72703
Dr. Terry Box, DDS MAGD, is a familiar name to Fayetteville, AR residents, ever since he graduated from Baylor College in 1975 and immediately opened his practice, Boxbite, in 1976. With decades of experience, Dr. Box is an influential figure in his community, acting as Chairman for a dental education program, and providing a free clinic at a local high school for over 25 years. The practice is led by him and Dr. Jenna Waselues, DDS, a 2015 graduate of the University of Missouri. Dr. Waselues is certified to provide Invisalign, Botox, and Juvederm treatments. The two professionals combine expertise and advanced technologies to maximize patient care, offering preventative, general, cosmetic, and restorative services. Both volunteer their consultation at various clinics as well.
Fayetteville, AR 72703
Brad Jones DDS is a Fayetteville practice that provides general dentistry. Services include dental cleanings, implant restoration, sealants, extractions, nitrous oxide, periodontal therapy, TMD treatment, airway management, bruxism splints, implant restorations, bridges, crowns, veneers, bleaching, tooth-colored fillings, and cosmetic bonding. Dr. Jones graduated from Baylor College of Dentistry with an undergraduate degree and a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. His memberships include the Academy of Interdisciplinary Dentofacial Therapy, the American Dental Association, and the Arkansas State Dental Association. He was a past president at the Academy of Interdisciplinary Dentofacial Therapy. Dr. Jones also is on the Dental Advisory Board of the US Health Record. Patients appreciate their friendliness, quality of service, compassion, professionalism, and care.
DMC Dental, founded in 2003, is located in Fayetteville, Arkansas and has two clinics in the area. This dental practice specializes in preventive dentistry, restorative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, periodontal therapy, and emergency dentistry. Its preventive dentistry services include checkups and cleanings, dental sealants, TMJ/bruxism therapy, and oral cancer screenings. The restorative dentistry services it performs include root canal therapy, crowns and bridges, wisdom tooth extractions, removable prosthetics, and dental implants. DMC Dental also carries out the cosmetic dentistry such as teeth whitening, tooth-colored fillings, porcelain veneers, all-ceramic restorations, and Invisalign™ clear braces. This dental clinic is the practice of Dr. Don M. Chaney DDS and is a proud member of the American Dental Association and Arkansas State Dental Association.
Hiebert Dental Care is a general and cosmetic dental practice that serves the Northwest Arkansas area. They have staff with more than 20 years of experience and are committed to providing safe, compassionate dental care to their patients. Hiebert Dental Care offers a wide range of services including whitening, bonding, fillings, and crowns and bridges. They also offer implants, veneers, dentures, and extractions. Hiebert Dental Care can work with patients who have dental anxiety and offer sedation dentistry as well as orthodontic services. They accept all major forms of payment and encourage patients to contact them online or by phone. Hiebert Dental Care has received positive reviews for their friendly staff.
Kimbrough Dental Care serves patients in the Springdale area. Dr. Randal Kimbrough earned his DDS from the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry, working alongside son Dr. Scott Kimbrough who received his DDS from the same University. Dr. Randal Kimbrough has membership in the ADA, as well as the Academy of Interdisciplinary Dentofacial Therapy. Their practice specializes in dental implants and root canals but offers many other services including teeth whitening, same day emergency care, full mouth rehabilitation, root canal therapy, and extractions. Patients are pleased with the courteousness shown by the staff, as well as the professionalism displayed during their appointments.
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Lance Osborne Dentistry resides in Fayetteville, Arkansas and is always happy to serve new patients. They provide personalized and comforting dental care that has earned them high praise from previous and returning patients. The office provides cosmetic, general, preventative, and restorative dentistry that includes Invisalign orthodontics, teeth whitening, dental implants and crowns, veneers, bridges, and extractions. Dr. Lance Osborne earned his B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Arkansas and his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Tennessee at Memphis. He is aided by Dr. Scott Zimmerebner who also graduated from UARK with a B.S. in Biology as well as earning his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis.
New Smile Family Dentistry provides personalized, comprehensive dental care for clients in the Lowell, Arkansas metro area. A variety of services is available including disease prevention, periodontics, restorative, prosthodontics, removable, cosmetics, endodontics, and oral surgeries. Also, $99 whitening packages are offered. They accept insurance from all companies but are preferred providers for Delta Dental, CareCredit, and Blue Cross BlueShield. Also, a Smile Savings Plan is available for those without insurance. They currently hold a five-star rating on Facebook where clients speak highly of their prompt services, open communication, friendly staff, and comfortable environment. Hours of operation are Mondays through Wednesdays from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, and Thursdays from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Northwest Dental Care is a West Fork, Arkansas dental practice headed by Dr. Tim E. Hunt, DDS. Dr. Hunt has been practicing dentistry since 1986 and is a graduate of the University of Tennessee, Memphis where he received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery degree with honors. He has also been awarded a senior level Certificate of Merit from the American Association of Endodontists. Northwest Dental Care offers a variety of services, including comprehensive exams, x-rays, prophylaxis cleaning, extractions, wisdom teeth removal, and root canal therapy. Filings, imaging technology, bridges and crowns, and cosmetic whitening are just some of the additional advance services the practice offers.
River Dental is a dental practice in Springdale and Farmington, Arizona that emphasizes affordable patient-centered care in a warm, friendly environment. Dr. Phillip Cronin earned his D.D.S degree at the University of Washington, has since gained years of experience, and continues his education. Using advanced technology, they offer a wide variety of services such as general dentistry, Invisalign, implants, braces, teeth whitening, extractions, sealants, fillings, root canals, periodontics, and more. Offices are open seven days a week, new patients receive a special offer, same day dentistry is available, and they have described the staff as efficient and highly skilled.
A certified green dentist and that specializes in eco-friendly dental care, Dr. Robert Hodous promises his patients an unforgettable experience from the moment they walk through the door. Focusing on a combination between state-of-the-art technology and a gentle touch, he has been giving people bright, amazing smiles for over 32 years. Patients can find a wide variety of preventive, restorative, and cosmetic services and Dr. Hodous' team is dedicated to being easy on the planet. Their green office has been designed to reduce the impact on the environment while still keeping maximizing comfort and care to put anxious patients at ease. Dr. Hodous is passionate about his work and is committed to providing quality care that every patient deserves.


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Lifestyle Family Photography
Photoshop: Edit Live Shoot Images
Lifestyle Family Photography
Photoshop: Edit Live Shoot Images
Lesson Info
Photoshop: Edit Live Shoot Images
So let's go into Photoshop first for you Photoshop people. I'm gonna just pull these into Photoshop. Okay these are the ones I've chosen. What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna do similar images in Photoshop the same lighting situations as we did for LightRoom, okay. So let's go and start with Photoshop. Now. Oh, everything's tiny. I'm gonna tell you guys that I use my own actions to edit everything. I'm gonna show you both ways, I'm gonna show you how to hand edit, and then use the actions if you want to have a quicker way here. I'm used to having a bigger.. Hold on, let me get situated here. Okay, why is everything so tiny? Okay, so let's start with this one. As you can tell right over here, we need to brighten all this up. Also what I want to do is I want to get rid of some of this extra space over here that was going on. Can you guys see my mouth okay? I think I'm a little bit delayed, am I? A little bit? So I'm gonna crop this, and to crop I just hit the C and I hold down the shift key. R...
ight now what I'm doing is compositionally fixing this to where I want it to be. If you hold the shift key down when you crop it keeps everything the same perspective. So that's a little bit better crop for me. So the first thing that I'm gonna wanna do is I'm gonna wanna kind of brighten some of what's going on back here. So you guys can see that. So what I'm gonna do is, I do a lot of curves layers, so I'm gonna go ahead and do my curves layer. Pull up curves. We're gonna brighten the mid-tones. I normally edit on my iMac, so.. So you pull this up a little bit. And I'm gonna pull this down a little bit. Little bit tiny bit of an S curve, okay? So what that did was it brought the color up a little bit. Another thing, you guys are gonna notice in homes that have beige walls, a lot of homes pull green, so what I like to do is pull some of that yellow and turn it a little bit pinker to get somewhat rid of that green hue. So what I'm gonna do, and I'm gonna go down to the hue saturation, and I'm gonna go to yellows, and what I'm gonna do is I'm not gonna change the saturation and lightness, which a lot of us like to do. I'm actually gonna make the yellows a little bit pinker. So I'm gonna pull these to the left. You see how that warmed them up? Let me show you before and after. There's the before, and the after. You see how it got ride of some of the green? And you guys are gonna run into this a lot with lifestyle sessions for whatever reason. Especially Nikon cameras pull green. So this is a really good trick to pull that hue layer over in the yellow. So I'm gonna go ahead and take a picture of this. I'm gonna go to my history panel and take a picture. I'm gonna flatten this. And then I'm gonna go ahead and add a little bit of haze to this and some matte finish and call it a day. I live in curves, literally. So let's get a little bit of a matte finish. So what I'm gonna do is make a little anchor point right here in this bottom left-hand quadrant and pull this side up. It gives a little more of a matte finish. I'm gonna get another curves layer, and this is why I love my actions, I don't sell for elements, 'cause you don't have curves. Let's get another curves layer. And I'm gonna go ahead and I'm actually gonna take this down a little bit. That gives it the filmy look, and I kind of like that. Or we can pull it over, you know, brighten it that way, too. So that's pretty much all I would do to this image. I like to keep things pretty natural. There's before and after. Okay, it's clean. Now let me show you what we would do is if we were gonna use one of these, what I do typically. Typically I edit in Lightroom. This set I'm about to use is in Lightroom as well. So for something like this I would probably do, so this is from my clean set, I just wanna show you this. I'm not trying to sell actions on here, I just wanna show you guys what I do typically. There are two sets in here and I have this made specifically for that pink hue. So you'll see everything has Clean Start one with a neutral, Clean Start two with a neutral, so if you guys have this set already, the first one adds that pink for you for those homes that have a little bit of green in them, or if you have beige in them so you don't actually need to go in there and fix that hue. So I'm gonna go ahead and do filmy matte, I like this action. I'm gonna pull that down, and now what it did, is it brought too much highlight back over here, so I'm just gonna go ahead and mask that off and be done with it. So this is how I edit, this is how I edit so quickly. But I do this in Lightroom 'cause I have this set for Lightroom, so it's easier. That brush opacity was too hard. So wanna see the before and after? Before, after. One click. So this is what I do for everything pretty much, is use this clean set of the beautiful light set. Let's just do another one from this one and then we can move over. Anybody have any questions so far? Yes. Emily, can you just see where your settings were and where were you focusing in the photo? Right here, on her face. And i think I was at 3.2, let me see. Let's see what we were at, I think we were at, yup, 3.2. That's crazy I remembered that. That gave us a little bit of wiggle room 'cause the son kept falling backwards a little bit. Did you guys see when I was shooting I placed a pillow behind him on purpose to bring him forward for that focal point. Let's do, which one do you guys wanna see? Let's do this one. That. Okay, same thing with this you guys, I am a big curves user. Big time curves user. Curves, let's bring this up. This is a shot I loved 'cause the tongue-licking right here, right? Pull up that mid-tone look it just sticks just by doing that. Go in curves layer. This is why if you have elements you really need Photoshop. Just for curves. Literally you guys, this is what I would do for every image. Come in here, hue saturation, I'm very simple. Yellows, get rid of some of that green tone in their face, you see that, look at that. Before and after. It's a time saver you guys with this. Because I don't know what it is with beige, but man, it really pulls green. And you know when you're fixing your temperature in your camera you're fixing the warmth of the cool, not the magenta or the green, so we always get that issue. Let's go into another layer, we'll do matte finish. Put a little knot right there. Pull this puppy up, we got some matte finish. Sometimes they'll do this more and then mask it off their face, you know, a little bit. Then I might come in here and pull my curves up even higher just to pull those shadows down, or the mid-tones up and the shadows down. Same thing with this, we would use one of these probably, and do.. I'll show a different one, Clean Start, maybe. Just a clean set, pull it down. I have these set so you can pull down the whole thing and then mask off what you want. I still like this filmy one on this session for some reason. I just like the film look. Before and after. And I don't mind this being bright. I kind of like that being bright around there, actually. It looks different for you guys than it does in here, but let's do this one. Because what do you see large and clear in that picture? My foot, and that happens all the time. So the first thing to do for this picture, obviously, command J, and I like to use the content aware tool over here so you're gonna get your little lasso tool over here, the polygonal lasso tool. Make a different layer. And obviously this is not like an editing workshop, so I know some people might be kind of lost, 'cause to talk about how to do each layer could take a lot of time. So I'm gonna go ahead and content aware this out. So I'm making little tiny clicks right now, as much as I wanna see my foot. Then you click fill and it's gone. And I probably clone stamp this and fix that a little bit to my liking. All right, flatten this out. Curves, I'm very predictable. Curves, okay let's make a little S pop, but I don't like to do my S over here, I like to do it more in the mid-tones. And then over here, let's flatten that. Let's do a different king of haze, I'll show you guys. Levels, then you guys can actually pull this over. I'm so used to editing on my big computer. See how that goes haze, there's some haze right there. Now, let me show you something. Included in your set, or included in your class is an action called Bring it Forward. Bring it Forward is also renamed, oops. Bring it Forward is also named Cut the Haze in the Hazy Dreams set. You can find it in Dream in Color. I wanna show you guys something. It might be hard to see for viewers at home, I'm gonna zoom in. Do you see how it's kind of hazy around the edges, right there? And that's what people don't like about haze, so I made this action, what it does, is it actually pulls your subject out of the haze. I'll show you. Ready? Here we go. It's very exciting stuff. Bring it forward, here we go. Boom. Ready I'm gonna show before and after, watch his eyes. Before and after. Before.. And obviously you can turn that down if you want to. Let's bring it forward. So if you have any hazy images and you wanna just bring out the crazy edging on people.. Do you, as you're delivering to the clients, do you deliver in sort of one image style, look and feel for that session or that family, or do you have.. That's like maybe your signature style. Or do you have, using different actions, different sets of things that look a little bit different? All of my action sets match. You'll see more in Lightroom, 'cause I batch it in Lightroom now. You can batch in Photoshop as well. I just recently have become addicted to Light room. And I can do everything I want. You know, if I'm in Lightroom and I need to clone things, I'll bring it back here obviously and get the cloning done. But everything looks similar, how I edit. And I only use my actions, we can hand edit too, it looks similar, obviously. But yeah, it's kind of my look. I try to keep it all similar so whenever I'm creating.. I created these for myself before I decided to sell them. Real quick I do wanna show you this one. So this is one of the ones we saw. With this one I believe I used from the new, I think I used filmy matte. And I wanted to show you how this looked.. Isn't that cool looking? So the reason I wanted to show you this is, a lot of people would be scared of blowing all that out right? There's a lot of detail lost in that background. For me, I love it. And I might have photographers out there doing this to me right now. (hands smacking) but I love that look, and there's nothing blown out on their skin, so I'm okay with that. So if you guys are editing something, if this happens, and you love the way it looks, let some of those rules go, it's fine. Like, you guys need to be you, you know? Just, the rule of thumb is just down blow out skin. And if a little part gets clicked, you can patch tool it and fix it, you know? So don't worry about that.
Class Description
- Capture authentic lifestyle family images
- Plan for a successful lifestyle session
- Create genuine interactions even with the littlest family members -- and pets
- Edit for beautiful skin tones and stunning portraits
- Build a successful lifestyle photography business
If you're looking for a portrait photography class to master studio lighting and perfect posing -- this isn't the class for you. Ditch the stiff, boring portraits and create genuine smiles and real family moments in Lifestyle Family Photography with Emily Lucarz. Learn how to create memorable images of real family moments.
From planning the shoot to post-processing in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, dive into the world of lifestyle photography. Learn how to tour a home while looking for light sources, then use window light for bright, beautiful images. Gain techniques to create genuine smiles from kids. Determine the gear you need, from great portrait lenses to cameras.
Whether you simply want to take better photos of your own kids or you want to build a career in lifestyle photography, this class provides the foundation. Learn lifestyle portrait photography alongside one of the Midwest's most in-demand family photographers, the engaging and fun Emily Lucarz.
For photographers turning a passion for family photography into a business, gain valuable insight into creating portrait packages, setting prices, and displaying your work. Learn how to build your portfolio and how to manage a photography business.
- Budding photographers ready to turn a passion into a profession
- Parents that want to capture better images of the everyday moments
- Professional photographers ready to do more with lifestyle images
Like many family photographers, Emily got started after her first son was born. Now nearly a decade later, Emily is one of the top family photographers in the Midwest -- booking often nearly a year in advance. She's known for the way she works with young kids and families to create genuine interactions, along with capturing fun perspectives. Emily's charisma and easy-going teaching style has allowed her to lead workshops across the U.S. Learn from Emily right where you're at in one of CreativeLive's top-rated lifestyle classes.
- Class Introduction
Learn what to expect in this class in this quick intro lesson. Get to know your instructor and dig into why authenticity -- and lifestyle portrait photography -- matters.
- What is Lifestyle Family Photography?
An easier way to think of lifestyle photography is life-inspired photography, Emily says. Dig into what lifestyle family photography is, why it matters to the client, and why the genre is beneficial to you, as the photographer.
- How to Get Started in Lifestyle Photography
Photography's which-came-first-the-chicken-or-egg question is this: How do I get started if I don't have any images in my portfolio? Emily walks through the essentials to getting started in this must-watch lesson for beginners. Learn when it's okay to use photos of your own kids, the best ways to practice, and why you don't need a Pinterest-worthy home to create great lifestyle images.
- How to Market to Your Ideal Client
How can you market your work? In this lesson, Emily goes through different marketing options, starting with your portfolio. But, don't just market to anyone, learn how to market to your ideal client. Dive into putting out model calls to build your portfolio, and creating the type of work to attract the ideal client.
- How to Book Your First Client
Happy clients start with realistic expectations. Emily walks through how to set those expectations from the start -- the booking process. Walk through what Emily tells her clients at the booking process. Then, go through the process, from that first client email to add-on sessions.
- Pricing for Lifestyle Photography Sessions
Tackle the dreaded price list. Learn what works and what doesn't without making those mistakes yourself by following Emily's pricing guide. Find out where to set your prices, and when to raise your prices.
- Steps to Book a Client Using Iris Works
Managing lots of clients takes time and organization -- learn how to use studio management software Iris Works to help manage the workload. Walk through the process of using the software to book new clients and keep track of new leads.
- The Client Questionnaire
Every family is different. The client questionnaire helps you walk into that family's home prepared to work with that particular family. From learning what that family likes to determining the best time to schedule the session, dive into the essential client questionnaire.
- Why Use a Family Guide?
Spend less time warding off frequently asked questions and more time ensuring the session starts off on the right foot by using a family guide. Learn why the guide is essential and what to include. A sample guide is also included in the class' bonus materials.
- Live Shoot: Family In-Studio
In the first live photo shoot, go behind-the-scenes for environmental portraits in the studio with a family, using soft light from a window. From working with young kids to creating genuine interaction between siblings, gain valuable insight into the process of capturing authentic lifestyle portrait photography.
- Live Shoot: Introduce Fun Activity
Introducing a fun activity creates authentic smiles and interactions. In this live shoot, watch Emily create a feather-filled pillow fight in the studio. Learn how to plan ahead for a fun activity -- and how to get a sharp focus when there are feathers flying in the air.
- Image Culling Process in Bridge
Go from shoot to cull in this lesson using Adobe Bridge. After the live session, sort through all the photos and pick the keepers. Learn what to look for when choosing which photos to edit -- and the easiest way to sort through all those images.
- Gear Recommendations for Shoots
Dive into camera settings for lifestyle portrait photography in this lesson, including ISO and shutter speed, along with using a wide aperture to create a shallow depth of field. Then, jump into camera gear, including cameras and lenses. Learn why a fast, wide-angle lens is often great for lifestyle portraits and what focal lengths for prime lenses are best.
- Tips to Create Authentic Shooting Sessions
Jump into lifestyle portrait photography tips to create authentic images. From letting go of perfection to arriving early, pick up on essential tips to create a fun session with great images.
- Plan an In-Home Shooting Session
Going into an unknown location -- someone's home -- and getting great shots requires planning. Walk through the process of planning a lifestyle portrait session and learn what to plan ahead of time. From deciding what rooms to shoot in, to talking to clients about clutter, learn the essentials to planning for a successful session.
- Activity Tips for In-Home Shoots
Planning a family activity helps create that genuine interaction. Generate some ideas for in-home activities, then learn how to tailor those activities to that particular family instead of creating a cookie-cutter formula.
- Develop Your In-Home Session Flow
What happens when during a lifestyle portrait photography session? Learn how to get started with your session and how to keep the session moving. Read through Emily's shot list to build your own.
- Live Shoot: Find In-Home Natural Light
Evaluate a home for the first time by walking through the home with Emily as she plans where to shoot in the session, eliminating the locations with harsh light. Learn how to work with natural light instead of artificial portrait lighting by considering what direction the windows are facing -- and turning off all the lights.
- Live Shoot: Engaging Children in Fun Activities
Watch a live shoot as Emily interacts with the youngest clients. Learn how to keep the shoot moving by introducing several short activities that create genuine smiles and interactions between siblings.
- Live Shoot: Introduce In-Home Activities to Shoot
After introducing fun activities with the just the kids, create interactions among the entire family with this live shoot. Follow Emily as she works with the family in the master bedroom for some snuggly family portraits, from lens choice to composition. Learn how to work with the family together -- including the dog -- as well as how to create one-on-one images.
- Live Shoot: Implement In-Home Shooting Flow
Flow keeps the session moving and the family from getting bored -- which is especially important with any families with young kids. Go through the essential shot list and then dig into the last live shoot, working with the family in the living room. Then, examine the images from the live shoot, from colorful compositions to emotional black and white, to see the results.
- Tips for Engaging Clients
Engagement is key in lifestyle portrait photography. Gain valuable tips for creating that engagement, beyond the live shoots. From the details to look for ways to build that engagement, this lesson contains valuable lifestyle portrait photography tips.
- Photoshop: Edit Live Shoot Images
Getting the shot is far from the last step. Learn lifestyle portrait post-processing using Adobe Photoshop. From perfecting skin tones to eliminating color casts, watch essential editing techniques for polishing lifestyle images while maintaining that natural look.
- Lightroom: Edit Live Shoot Images
Moving that post-processing into Adobe Lightroom, many of the ideas are the same -- but where all those tools are located may be a bit different. Learn basic Lightroom edits using curves, HSL and more.
- The Importance of Photo Composition
Composition keeps the viewer's eye on the subject -- and it's essential when working with an in-home session to eliminate distractions. Build compositional techniques like negative space, leading lines, texture, and juxtaposition into your lifestyle portrait photography.
- Get Clients to Connect Naturally In Photos
Lifestyle photography prioritizes natural connection over getting every detail perfect. Explore techniques for creating a natural connection in the images, from connecting with kids to developing a relationship with the parents.
- Example: Successful Family Shoot
Go beyond the live shoots and walk through the results of this real-life session. From preparation to the results, take a look a full lifestyle family portrait session and everything that went into making those images.
- Example: Perspective in Shoots
Perspective carries power in portraits. Learn how perspective changes an image -- and how to quickly decide during the shoot what perspective to use. From capturing that close-up to shooting from a tall angle, dig into how perspective plays a role in lifestyle portraits.
- Incorporating Pets Into Family Photos
The four-legged family members were often the families first "kids" -- and are important to the session. Gain valuable insight into working with different types of pets in a lifestyle family session.
- Sales Techniques That Work
With the session finished, how do you maximize the income potential by selling prints? Find valuable insight into easy, actionable sales tips for lifestyle portrait photographers.
- Sellable Products and Packages
Build a pricing list for lifestyle portrait packages. Learn why your middle package is often the best seller and how to build the best packages for your business.
Emily reignited my passion for lifestyle photography and gave me the tools that I needed to give my business a creative and profitable boost. Seeing how effortlessly she interacted with families and the efficiency of her workflow was inspiring. I'm excited to shake things up and make some positive changes in my business that I know will lead to success. Thank you Emily and thank you Creativelive for this fun and informative class!
Watching Emily on CL - I rarely comment, but wanted to pop in and say what a great class it is! Full of helpful information and good content. One of the first classes that moves at a perfect pace, keeping things interesting & engaging. I tend to lose interest quickly when classes drag, but she really does such a fantastic job, which is refreshing. Makes watching the class really enjoyable! Thank you!
I was just hoping on here to post how much I loved this class. I used to be a portrait photographer, veered away for a bit to focus on more conceptual art photography but i still am interested in lifestyle photography. Emily is very inspiring, her bubbly personality was a joy to watch how she interacts with families especially the kids. Her work is phenomenal! (in response to one of the bad reviews, about her cutting off children shooting on a live workshop while tethered and teaching can easily explain this away as you can tell from her portfolio that she always has compositionly beautiful images) This class has renewed and inspired my love of lifestyle and i have been shooting so much since the class! Definitely used her tips and tricks to improve my pictures! highly recommend this class!


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My Dad began skiing as a young boy and claims to have been the youngest member of the Brockton Ski Club. He continued to ski throughout high school and college. His trips to the mountains became fewer and farther between after he got married and made the transition from student to husband and salesman. After my sister and I were born, he had no time for the slopes. His skis were left in the corner of the garage except for the occasional run or two down the sledding hill at the local golf course.
He obviously missed the sport because when I was seven and my sister, Brenda, was nine we found skis under the Christmas tree. He had a grand scheme. He would teach us to ski. Everyone would win. We would spend time with Daddy and learn to ski, my Mom would have a break at home and he could enjoy one of his favorite pastimes. Brenda was very excited when she discovered her skis on Christmas morning. And being the older sister, she convinced me that I was excited too.
We learned to ski at Priest's Ski Area. The hill had ten slopes and a handful of rope tows. I seem to remember that it was an apple orchard in the off-season. There was no snow making and we trusted Mother Nature for our weekend fun. My sister was much better at it than I. My feet were always cold and I thought that the best thing about skiing was the hot cocoa. None of the trails were very long; the wait in line and ride up took a lot longer than the ski down.
It may be my imagination, but I seem to remember that ancient Ford pick-ups ran the rope tows. The tows ran fast enough to give whip-lash to little girls or at least jerk our arms out of their sockets. At the bottom of the hill we'd take a deep breath, marshal our courage and grab on for dear life. Gas was cheap in those days and a daily lift ticket cost a dollar. Within a year or two we were proud season pass holders, regulars at the hill. The cost for the three of us? A grand total of $25.
As we got older and a bit more adept, my Dad treated us to trips to New Hampshire. We skied on real mountains with real lifts, without apple trees or ancient Fords. Our neighbors the Pierces introduced us to King Ridge, the upside down mountain. Unlike most resorts, the parking lot and lodge were on the top of the hill. It was world's coldest parking lot; an icy north wind was always blowing but the view of the surrounding hills from the lodge deck was spectacular.
By the time we were introduced to King Ridge, my brother was four. He and my mother joined us on skis. The trails at King Ridge were quite a bit longer than Priest's; you couldn't see the bottom from the top! And there were T-bars, a definite step up from rope tows. All these upgrades did not come cheap. As long as we bought before Labor Day, a season pass for our family of five was just over $100. King Ridge was a great family resort and we spent a lot of wonderful, winter weekends and vacations on those trails.
After a long day of skiing we headed home for an evening of après-ski. All the kids went sledding or ice skating. When there was enough snow we jumped off the deck. My nieces now carry on this tradition and are not just terrific skiers but great deck jumpers as well. Cold and wet, we finally headed indoors to warm up, dry off and enjoy a hearty dinner of pasta, beef stew or the occasional fondue. After a day in the cold we had earned it!
I still make a point of getting on the mountain a few times a week although I no longer find hot chocolate the best part of skiing. And while I've given up deck jumping, I continue to enjoy an après-ski evening with good friends and good food around the fire. Enjoy!
Bon appétit!
Raviolis in Broth with Turkey Meatballs & Greens
This is a warm and wonderful dish for après-ski. Enjoy!
Serves 4
2 carrots, finely chopped
2 stalks celery, finely chopped
1 onion, finely chopped
3 cloves of garlic, minced
1 teaspoon dried herbs de Provence
Pinch of red pepper flakes or to taste
1/2 cup dry white wine
1 1/2 quarts chicken stock
1 bay leaf
Turkey Meatballs (recipe follows)
16 ounces fresh or frozen cheese raviolis
1 small head escarole, cut in thin strips or a pound of baby spinach
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
Olive oil
Grated Parmesan cheese
1. Heat a heavy soup pot over medium heat. Put a little olive oil in the pot; add the onions, carrot, celery, herbs, pepper flakes, salt and pepper. Sauté until the onion is translucent. Add the garlic and sauté 1 or 2 minutes more.
2. Add the white wine, chicken stock and the bay leaf. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 10-15 minutes.
3. Raise the heat to high, bring the soup to a boil and add the raviolis. Return to a boil and then reduce to a simmer. Cook according to package directions, less a minute or two.
4. Add the meatballs and escarole. Gently stir to combine. Continue to simmer until the raviolis are al dente, the escarole is wilted and the meatballs are warmed through. Check for seasoning and serve with a sprinkle of Grated Parmesan cheese.
Turkey Meatballs
1/2 small onion, finely chopped
1/2 red bell pepper, finely chopped
1 medium carrot, grated
1 clove garlic, minced
1 pound lean ground turkey
2 tablespoons oatmeal
1 teaspoon dried herbs de Provence
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1 large egg, lightly beaten
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
Olive oil
1. In a small skillet sauté the onion, pepper and carrot over medium heat until the onion is translucent. Add the garlic and cook for 1 minute more. Set aside to cool.
2. In a large bowl, toss the remaining ingredients together to combine; add the vegetables and combine.
3. Roll the turkey mixture into 16 little meatballs; dust the meatballs in flour. Heat a little olive oil in a sauté pan. When the oil is hot, add the meatballs. Cook until browned on all sides and cooked through. If you need to, cook in batches but don't crowd the pan.
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Weight (incl. batteries): 2.2 kg with 180×180 cm frame coil
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Battery Life: 10 hours
Wireless Headphones: No
Headphones Jack: 6.35 mm – 1/4″
Warranty: 2 years
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 5 is a special model from the Deep Hunter line, designed to have the maximum depth of detection possible. It's based on the Pro3 model, but redesigned electronics and added manual ground balance with multi-turn knob for precise ground balancing and maximum depth. The detector has a switch to switch it to a fully automatic ground balance – for ease of use. The TRASH REJECT function to choose what the detector reacts on – only large targets or all targets, works only in Auto ground balance mode. With this function smaller targets are eliminated and the machine detects only large metal objects. The Trash Reject function is very useful on metal-infested sites, where the prospector would like to search for large targets only.
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