Recently J & D came up to to the Bay Area to visit with friends. Since they were here from Port Hueneme (Southern California) where D is currently stationed, they were able to take advantage of my military discount (which applies everyday) and have a portrait session done.
With our friend H on makeup and acting as our impromptu stylist, off we went! You can't tell by these images, but it was REALLY cold! We were out and about at 9:00 a.m. to make sure they still had the rest of the day to spend with friends.
They were such good subjects and great sports about being cold - especially J out there in that dress! They looked adorable and I was thrilled with the results of our shoot, which was a first for me for many reasons, including photographing someone in a push-up pose!
I hope you enjoy these images as much as I do - can you feel the love?
Chronicles of a 20-something Mom and her DSLR. Where will we go and what will we learn?
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Thursday, December 5, 2013
Saturday, September 14, 2013
All Portraits Are NOT Created Equal
I recently had the pleasure of handling a firearm for the first time. (My Dad swears I shot a .22 when I was a kid, but I honestly have no recollection so I'm starting over.) I went out to the range with some very close friends who also happen to be family. I haven't a clue why it's taken me so long to do this, but holy moly is it FUN!
Like any good Moment Preservationist, I brought my camera along with me. I decided to take a few shots (no pun intended) of J & J while we were there. J was really in his element out here and you could see him instantly relax the second we got out of the truck. I would have thought having a "new shooter" tagging along would have the opposite effect, but no.
At any rate, these are a couple of the images I snagged while we were there. This is what Moment Preservation means to me - this memory is so cool and important I want to keep it forever.
When was the last time you had a portrait done - family or otherwise - that really embodied who you are and what you love? If the answer is "never", then you and I need to talk.


*By the way, this marks my 40th post! I have a hard time sticking with things that I start, so it's kind of a big deal for me!
Like any good Moment Preservationist, I brought my camera along with me. I decided to take a few shots (no pun intended) of J & J while we were there. J was really in his element out here and you could see him instantly relax the second we got out of the truck. I would have thought having a "new shooter" tagging along would have the opposite effect, but no.
At any rate, these are a couple of the images I snagged while we were there. This is what Moment Preservation means to me - this memory is so cool and important I want to keep it forever.
When was the last time you had a portrait done - family or otherwise - that really embodied who you are and what you love? If the answer is "never", then you and I need to talk.
*By the way, this marks my 40th post! I have a hard time sticking with things that I start, so it's kind of a big deal for me!
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