Showing posts with label indoor photographs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indoor photographs. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Mommy and Me





















I absolutely love doing Mommy and Me sessions. These are such rewarding shoots. I get to witness the emotions and feelings that a Mommy feels when pregnant with a little one. Not only is it an emotional time but a time to have fun with photographs as well. We also encourage including the brothers and sisters. I like to mix it all up to provide the parents with a collection of unique images that the family can treasure for years to come.

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Boudior Sessions

Boudoir Sessions are very special. True they create beautiful images for the man in your life, however, they are special more for the woman in the photograph. These images make women feel powerful and sexy in their own beauty. Something they may or may not normally feel. I strive to make every woman feel this way. Feeling beautiful is a gift every woman can and should have. Featured here are two lovely women that embraced their beauty and sensuality.

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Where to do on-location portraits...

Since I am predominately an on-location portrait photographer, a common question for me when I am scheduling a portrait is, "Where should we do it?"



There are several thing to consider when planning this. One question to ask yourself is "Do I want indoor or outdoor photographs?" If it is in the wintertime, make sure if you say outdoor you wouldn't mind being a little chilly especailly towards the end of the session. I have done great portraits in the colder months outdoors and even in the snow!



If you want indoor photographs at your house, make sure your furniture can be moved around if need be. Also, consider as an option a place important to you or your family, perhaps a yearly vacation spot. Even if you're not sure how conducive the spot will be to photography, ask! It might make for fantastic photographs. For example, recently a couple wanted their engagement photograph taken at the pool hall where they met. Even though they ultimately chose a different spot, the location, lower light aside, was a great idea.