Vandutch in Miami Beach

Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)

Well, I think this is just about all I can say about the art mediums I perform. If you have not read the other posts, I am referring to my painting, drawing, books, poetry and my photography works. I also do websites on the side. I have been on the site developing business for more than 8 years. I started with my brother and I have been working with him till now. This is our personal website. He does all the programming stuff, and I do the rest. He has  slowly been teaching me how to use Shopify. 

I already know how to do wordpress and blogger. I also do the social media aspect of this website. Blogging is another thing I manage. I did all the blogs for most of the websites we made. It is a bit time consuming, but I am trying to diversify our assets. We are also trying the whole art selling thing and the like. We got a piece and now we are playing the waiting game on it. Hopefully, a big fish will bite. As for this photo, it shows some people on a boat. 

Around the time that I took the photo, a girl threw the ball. And so, now we have this silly little photo. My camera takes pretty big photos and the like. I was messing with the camera settings. Eventually, I made the photos this big. The original bit file is 4600 by 3600. If I ever make like a big poster, the size will work just dandy. Most people do not know how to manage the settings of the cameras. They just buy them and then they just shoot whatever. Not that there is anything wrong with that. 

It just doesn't hurt to look through all the settings. Putting on the date on the camera is important. The camera saves a lot of information. You can also put your name inside the bit information, and the location where you took the photo. This is just one of the things one has to manage when working with digital cameras. There is better copyright protection with older cameras. As long as you keep the negative, you can prove that you took the photo.