Adam Kealing

Professional Photographer

Adam Kealing is a Professional Photographer based in Austin, Texas. He specializes in general wedding, destination wedding, and engagement photoshoots. Adam has over 11 years of photography experience. His work has been featured in Green Wedding Shoes, Style Me Pretty, Once Wed, and Snippet Ink. His work has won numerous awards with Fearless Photographers and Masters of Wedding Photography.

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How to

Smile Naturally

Smiling is a universal language, it’s good for your health, and it makes you and those around you happy. So go ahead and make the most of your grin by smiling as much as possible. This article offers lots of good advic...

How to

Use Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop is a graphics editing application used in all types of professions, including graphic design, photography, and web development. Even regular home users can use Photoshop to make art and adjust photos. Whe...

How to

Photograph Old Photos

Do you have old photos at home that you would love to share with friends and family? Or are you looking for a way to declutter some of those boxes that are full of unorganized photos? Learning about the different ways yo...

How to

Improve Digital Photo Quality in Photoshop

center Photoshop is to digital photographers what the dark room was to film photographers. Everyone, from professionals to hobbyists, gets their best photos after a little bit of touch up. The best way to turn a good sho...

How to

Use a Monopod

A monopod is similar to a tripod, which is used to stabilize items like cameras and binoculars. However, while a tripod has three adjustable legs to steady and level your equipment, a monopod has only one. This means tha...