.Hi all, I know I got a couple of tips in my previous post, but all I have right now is a cell phone camera :/ yikes lol! Ill be getting a camera for my business with in a month or two but as for now any good tips on taking photo's with a camera phone? It has flash if that helps at all, thanks in advance!
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Tips for taking photos
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I checked out lynda.com after reading this post and I've been on that site for HOURS. It's like Craftsy with a college degree. I got my DSLR in the mail today and I'm so glad they have photography courses (thank you Jesus). Between CC, Craftsy, and now lynda (and Lord knows how many other educational sites and DVDs I've invested in) I'm going to be oh, so fancy with my cakes and super awesome photos.
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