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Unified Photography is an award-winning travel, wedding, and senior photography studio located in south east Michigan serving the greater Detroit Metro area. From the precious newlyweds holding hands to a magnificent thunderstorm over the Great Lakes…our cameras are always with us ready to capture and share the moment! We’d love bring our artistic photography vision to your wedding, event or your graduating senior or your art collection!
Lori an award-winning photographer in her own right, has a fun and creative style that stands out from the crowd. Lori has a passion for what she does and loves taking photos that are unique, stylish and relaxing portraits to be enjoyed in your home for many years to come.
Ken is an award-winning fine art nature and travel photographer. The creative world of digital photography fuels his drive to explore the intersection of art and technology. Ken’s recent photography work and writing can be found on the Unified Photography blog where he greatly enjoy contributing and sharing with everyone: http://unifiedphoto.
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Contact Information
Unified Photography
42211 Garfield Rd #149
Clinton Township, MI 48038
(586) 913-1622
contact@unifiedphoto.com
Unified Photography is a proud member of Professional Photographers of America and Wedding Photographers Association.
Just wanted to say 1) Your HDR work is gorgeous! and 2) Thank your for your youtube video on HDR set up on the 7d. That tip has been a photography-life-changing moment for me. Thanks again!
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Thank you for the kind comment. Best of luck with your photo efforts!
Ken
Not really sure how I ended up here, but I am certainly glad I did. I am very new at HDR photography. I just purchased a Canon 7d and I am looking forward to doing some HDR work. Your stuff is great….gives me something to shoot for!
Thanks for visiting! Keeping up with the 365 project is tough but very much worth the time as it has transformed how I see the world around me. Its up to you on how you define a project 365. Initially, I was trying to take a new pic worth posting everyday. That didn't last long. What works best for me is to take a boat load of pics when I can on weekend and those lucky opportunities during the week. Then I typically spend about an hour each night processing a new image and catching up on my latest photography feeds. Another way I've made it work is by involving the family. We often go on family nature photo walks which helps the kids stay engaged and its always fun comparing different perspectives when we get home. When I know that I'm going to be swamped at work or traveling, I'll often use the schedule feature in wordpress to auto post for me and sometimes I just can't get to it but thats ok
Hope this helps! Best of luck!!!
Ken
Hey Ken! I ran into one of your photos on the DPE flickr group and got detoured to your site. I think I spent about 15 minutes just browsing through all your photos. Great stuff! I love the blog and especially the concept of the 365 project. I have to ask though, as a husband, dad of three, and having a “real job”, do you ever find it difficult to keep up with the project? How do you motivate yourself to take that daily picture and post after a long day at work and home? Just curious and hoping to get some inspiration
Thank you for the kind comment Steve!
Ken
Ken,
Steve Campbell from Vegas here,
very nice HDR, natural looking. Google NIK SOFTWARE- go to community page- click on NIK RADIO.
Was a Michigander for 57 years, brings back memories, thanks!
Your work is great, Ken. I'm trying to learn HDR – people like you help a lot!
Hi Karina,
Thanks for the question! I used a combination of filters and masking tricks in Photoshop that I outlined in my HDR examples. Hope this helps!
-Ken Snyder
Hi ken,
I like your work, I am into fine art and nature photography and lately I have discover HDR photgraphy, I would like to know how you accomplished the shots of the moon and keep that light effect?