Sunday, February 28, 2010
Isn't She Precious!
I love this little girl - isn't she absolutely precious? Having the opportunity to photograph her was truly a blessing to me. What a fantastic day!
Isn't She Precious!
Isn't She Precious!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
So I'm Boring.....
Ok, I know I'm not the most interesting person ever, but really.......

Yesterday was so much fun (yes, I'm thinking of myself - clearly my little subject didn't agree)! Not only did I get to meet little Lynnlee, but I got to take some pictures of her, AND I got to help her mom with her new camera. Love it! Thanks for sharing with me, Liz. You and Miss Lynlee made my day!

Yesterday was so much fun (yes, I'm thinking of myself - clearly my little subject didn't agree)! Not only did I get to meet little Lynnlee, but I got to take some pictures of her, AND I got to help her mom with her new camera. Love it! Thanks for sharing with me, Liz. You and Miss Lynlee made my day!
So I'm Boring.....
Ok, I know I'm not the most interesting person ever, but really.......

Yesterday was so much fun (yes, I'm thinking of myself - clearly my little subject didn't agree)! Not only did I get to meet little Lynnlee, but I got to take some pictures of her, AND I got to help her mom with her new camera. Love it! Thanks for sharing with me, Liz. You and Miss Lynlee made my day!

Yesterday was so much fun (yes, I'm thinking of myself - clearly my little subject didn't agree)! Not only did I get to meet little Lynnlee, but I got to take some pictures of her, AND I got to help her mom with her new camera. Love it! Thanks for sharing with me, Liz. You and Miss Lynlee made my day!
So I'm Boring.....
Ok, I know I'm not the most interesting person ever, but really.......

Yesterday was so much fun (yes, I'm thinking of myself - clearly my little subject didn't agree)! Not only did I get to meet little Lynnlee, but I got to take some pictures of her, AND I got to help her mom with her new camera. Love it! Thanks for sharing with me, Liz. You and Miss Lynlee made my day!

Yesterday was so much fun (yes, I'm thinking of myself - clearly my little subject didn't agree)! Not only did I get to meet little Lynnlee, but I got to take some pictures of her, AND I got to help her mom with her new camera. Love it! Thanks for sharing with me, Liz. You and Miss Lynlee made my day!
Monday, February 15, 2010
A Little Tricky
Editing someone else's photographs can be a little bit tricky. Photography is an art as well as a science. We attempt to capture with our cameras our interpretation of the scene before us.
But lighting, especially at an event like a wedding, is not necessarily the photographer's friend. That's the case for this particular shoot.
The photographer captured some really nice expressions and some very sweet and playful moments. Unfortunately, the exposure was off in many of the shots.
There also were problems with white balance. Many of the shots were simply too blue. The wedding party was moving from bright sunlight to deep shade. It's certainly not easy getting both types of shots correct.
Weddings should be a day
when dreams come true. In an environmental shot like this, I wanted to convey that dreaminess. I liked the composition of the original - it was just a bit too harsh. A fast lens with f-stop wide open to give a shallow depth of field and correct white balance would have gone a long way toward making this a dynamic shot and would have saved editing time and expense. I'm a big proponent of getting the shot right in camera and only using Photoshop for special effects.
M., you were a beautiful bride. Thanks for allowing me to prove it!
But lighting, especially at an event like a wedding, is not necessarily the photographer's friend. That's the case for this particular shoot.
The photographer captured some really nice expressions and some very sweet and playful moments. Unfortunately, the exposure was off in many of the shots.
Weddings should be a day
when dreams come true. In an environmental shot like this, I wanted to convey that dreaminess. I liked the composition of the original - it was just a bit too harsh. A fast lens with f-stop wide open to give a shallow depth of field and correct white balance would have gone a long way toward making this a dynamic shot and would have saved editing time and expense. I'm a big proponent of getting the shot right in camera and only using Photoshop for special effects.M., you were a beautiful bride. Thanks for allowing me to prove it!
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