For a while now I’ve been too busy and had to put photography aside. Today I had some one on one time with my daughter, Hila, and it felt like she noticed I haven’t taken photos of her in a while and she suddenly started to model for me. Once I brought the camera she took it to the next level and brought her sunglasses.
Here are photos from the session, I’m a bit rusty after not touching the camera for a while.. I dont think the photos do her justice 
Uncle Eli with Tefillin.
In the recent months I barely had time to photograph. Most (if not all) of my photos are somewhat family related. Here are some of the recent portaits of the kids.
I’m starting to use more heavily artificial lights. In the two indoors portraits I used Canon 580II flash and in the near future i plan to expand flash equipment with some umbrellas and other accessories.
Time is flying… not too long ago Yuval (my baby boy in the pictures above) was a small baby and now he looks so mature, especially compared to his younger sister (2 months old, pictures soon).
With two kids I barely have any time to really do photography sessions, given the constraints and my passion for photography the result is more family portraits .
I am heading tonight to couple of business meetings in Boston for 2 days. Stay tuned for new photos…
I welcome all the new visitors coming through Lightroom Facebook page recommendation.
Following the impressive support I got in comments and e-mails I will try to do more frequent updates to the tutorials section.
I’m working on some tips for Lightroom 3 and Photoshop CS5, stay tuned…
As for LrSaver, we’re working now in full speed on supporting Lightroom 3. we should have a beta release available in less than a week…
For a while I was thinking about increasing the website resolution (website width). While it seems a simple decision, I was not sure what are the most widely used monitors today and whether such increment will be problematic to some of the visitors.
This is where Google analytics came in to play. One of the many parameters that analytics monitors is the screen resolution. The following graph shows the screen resolutions of the blog visitors from the last month:
The above information shows that ~90% of the users are using wide screen and/or high resolution monitors and only 10% are still using 1024×768. Following this input I’ve decided to increased site width. Visitors with low resolution monitors can use browser zoom functionality to overcome this limit.
Ok, so what is new in the updated site design:
Would be great to hear your feedback…
