Category Archives: Taking Pictures I love using props in my child portraiture, especially with my own children who can sometimes be the most difficult subjects of all! Note: If you’re viewing this post in your RSS reader or inbox, the video may not show up. View on the blog instead. Pin It Pin It If you’re viewing this post in your RSS reader or inbox, it may not show the video below. Proceed to the blog to view. Pin It Pin It When you’re in the flow and really gelling with your subjects, it can be easy to lose track of what you’re doing and forget about what’s in the background. I often kick myself over trees growing out of someone’s head or a horizon that slices right through a subject’s ears. Being that I’m such a… Pin It “Advice from friends is like the weather. Some of it’s good, some of it’s bad.” -Anonymous I get emails from folks saying things like “my friends say I’m really good – what do you think?” and I’m really not sure what they’re asking or how much criticism they’re able to take. Seems to me that… Pin ItWhen I posted recently to share the link to my Chic Critique, I got one response: “that scares me”. I agree. It scares me, too! I get emails quite a lot showing me photos and asking me what I think. I don’t usually answer them because I never know where the person is coming from,… Pin It With Christmas upon us, it’s time to break out our cameras and try our darndest to get photos of our Christmas trees but it can be so hard to capture the real warmth and ambiance of all those beautiful little lights. If you twiddle with manual shooting, you may be trying to photograph your tree… Pin It When I found out that these three gorgeous children were being brought from three hours away for their mini session with me, I was pretty honored. So here is the session round-up with a few shots worth mentioning. Camera: 5DmkII Lens: 50mm f/1.2 Weather: slightly cloudy, 3 hours before sundown Processed: Florabella Luxe II … Pin It |
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