Eternal Images Photography by Daniel T. Lage

07/30/2022

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07/27/2022

So tired of these. The construction has been nonstop for years.

Frustrating Reality... 😎 😎 😎

04/16/2017

Happy birthday to my best friend. My soul mate. My love. My everything. Through good times and bad you have been by my side and you make life a whole lot more bearable! It's all part of the grand adventure and I'm lucky to share it with you!

11/28/2016

Wedding Images

09/12/2016

All orders for the LHS reunion are being processed and should be mailed out in the next few days. Anyone who would still like to place an order can send me an email at [email protected].

07/05/2016

Attention Lakewood High School Class of 1976: My website has the reunion photos and is ready to receive orders. Thank you for your patience, I think the website host took the long weekend off. Thanks again for allowing us to share your day! The link to my website is below:
Eternalimagesphotographyco.com

Daniel Lage

06/25/2016

At Red Rocks Amphitheater taking the class photo for Lakewood High School Class of 1976 Reunion.

02/18/2016

"Why should I pay a professional, when my uncle has a fairly nice camera, and he likes to take pictures; in fact, some of them look really nice."
Well for starters, how much does your uncle really know about photography? Is it just a "nice" camera, or is it part of a professional quality investment. A typical consumer camera uses plastic lens elements. They are not as sharp as the professional glass lenses used on the pro's cameras. The sensor in consumer cameras is only about as big as a man's thumbnail, or even smaller. A pro's camera uses a full frame sensor. That makes a big difference on the size of each pixel, the light that hits it, and electronic noise that can degrade the image. A professional shoots in RAW format. It is a lossless format. What the image sensor captures, is what gets saved. All of it. Consumer cameras use JPEG format. JPEG images are compressed, with a resulting loss in quality every time the images are saved. So your images loses quality just by your camera saving it to your memory card. How about composition and lighting? A pro understands these things so well, that they are second nature. Posing? Do you know improperly posed subjects can have hands that look like claws, or look many pounds heavier, or have their chin or nose exaggerated? All part of a day's work for the pro. Try a simple demonstration with your camera, even your phone camera. Have a person sit on the ground, about 5 feet away from you, and place their legs to one side turned away from you. Get down to the same level to take a picture of them. Now compare that image to one you get if they extend their legs toward you. Wow, what big feet they suddenly have. The picture should be about them, not their feet. You really do get what you pay for. Snapshots are great. I shoot them all of the time, when I want to grab a quick memento. For images that have meaning, I prefer to use my best stuff, so my image will truly reflect what I see. Unfortunately, that level of quality does not come easily, or cheap.

02/18/2016

02/18/2016

Just did a fresh update on my website eternalimagesphotographyco.com

Check it out!

06/22/2015

06/22/2015

A beautiful day, a beautiful bride, a beautiful wedding!