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Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Miss C





A few more senior portraits... The deadline is coming up! Call today to schedule your session. Miss C, you were lovely to work with. Hope you enjoy these.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Class of 2011





So, obviously blogging has not been at the top of my to do list in a while. But I have plans. More tutorials and more projects. But for now, the first post this year, I have some recent pictures for someone for whom 2011 will be quite meaningful. I enjoyed this session a lot, and hope you enjoy the pictures too.

Monday, December 6, 2010

Little Miss A





It's winter, and the colors are a bit dull, but we managed to get a few nice shots of super cute Little Miss A here.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Senior Pictures

















Here's a little sneak peak for Amber and her family. I enjoyed our session and hope you are as pleased with the results as I am. Lots more are in the works!

Friday, July 9, 2010

Country Girls
















It was a beautiful afternoon for photos; add two gorgeous little girls and here's what I got. Enjoy.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Personality







I recently attended a portfolio review. I sat down with a bunch of professional photographers and looked at my work. A humbling experience I assure you, but I was a little too anxious beforehand. It was quite intimidating to show my work to people who have been practicing photography much longer than I have. But I was pleased with the process and I got some excellent feedback and advice. The most important of which was to know my own voice. It's taken some time for that to sink in for me. In the early stages it was difficult to know what exactly I wanted my photos to say about the subjects, and about me. And I am still learning and developing that. But I think an important aspect of what I hope to do even better, is to show individualality. My niece is a (mostly) calm and quiet girl. She smiles a lot, but I love that this picture captures her in a reflective state. I think she will be quite the polar opposite of her big brother. The mischevious one. And then there is my son. He is fearless. He will just as soon jump off of a five foot drop off as do anything. Once a thought comes into his head... he goes for it. So I want to keep finding these little moments that remind me so much of the (little) people they are.