By Samantha Olivier

Recently, my husband and I began looking at listings of houses for sale in the Houma area. We’re excited to prayerfully buy our first home at the end of this year and can become quickly overwhelmed by everything that goes into purchasing a home So what do we do to keep the excitement going? We set up our search parameters and browse what’s available in our area! But what happens when we click on a house that seems interesting but realize there are few to no pictures of the house available or that the images provided are poor in quality? We quickly hit the back button and move on to the next house for sale. If you’re serious about selling real estate, and if you want to sell quickly, I urge you to con...

We all own some (digital) data files either it is a document, photo, music file, etc. You either created the file, received it from someone, or downloaded it from the internet; does not matter. You should be able to find those files within a folder that you created. If you do photography as a hobby or profession, and a client calls you a few months later requesting IMG_0068.jpg or 16.n.kreweofchristophertableau0068.bmq.jpg, you should be able to search for the file by doing a local search or know where to go to retrieve that file and provide it to your client. Data management is crucial, and every photographer should have some filing system in place.

The video below will show you the inside of Brandon Queen Photography’s data manag...

Here at Brandon Queen Photography, we like to make it easy for our clients to easily find their album and get their memories to their doorsteps with ease. Please take a look at the following tutorial on how to navigate your way to your private album to order your portraits.

Photo Mechanic and Metadata

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In the beginning...

Brandon Queen began his interest in photography at the age of seven. Brandon went to his church camp with a film camera with 27 shots. By the fourth day, Brandon finished the shots on the camera and was out. By age seventeen Brandon purchased his first Kodak camera and began shooting random school events for the yearbook and personal memories for family, church, and friends.