In case you were wondering, photographing children can be awfully tricky.
Yesterday I photographed 4 grandkids; 3yr old, 2yr old, 4mos and 3mos. Propping the babies was the most challenging but thankfully we had several adults to help. I thought these 2 pics were pretty sweet. Especially the first one.
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Beautiful!!! I love them both–but the second one makes you wonder what’s ahead because you can sense the anticipation of the older girl even though you can barely see her face–you can just tell by the curve of her cheeks she has a big smile on her face. (And probably too because I would have to admit that I was the kind of big sister who would let my sister become hung up on a fence and I would still be more focused on whatever I was looking at ahead of me.)
Those are wonderful!! Did you make the edges darker? Was that w/ the camera or photoshop? Just curious and always trying to learn the new tricks……These are great.
Beautiful. You have a promising career ahead.(In case you missed that in your last fortune cookie.) Have a lovely week.
Thanks for the kudos & the fortune telling.bek-I’ve emailed you details :o)
And one more thing – since I’m blognically challenged – I don’t know if I missed it or if I just can’t find the logo and name you settled on for your photo/etc. business . . . can you help?Dream dinners – thank you, thank you, thank you. It sounds like a dream come true.
P.S. nevermind about the logo thing. I went back and read your comments on the “Help Me With a Name” blog. I’ll wait for the unveiling at a later date. See, I’m learning.
Melody, You’re cute (blognically challenged) and practice makes close to perfect. The logo is coming; it’s at the “shop” until Wed. The first round came on Friday and they SUCKED so bad I called and got the entire team (including manager) changed. PLUS, I drew up a mock of what I had in mind (I am pretty artistic anyways) and emailed it to them so there can’t be ANY way that they’ll miss the boat. I should’ve saved those 1st proofs. They looked like clip-art (which is good if you’re using it in a document but not for a custom-designed-one-of-a-kind logo) and 3 out of 4 were primary red when I specified NOT primary red… geez. When I did the mock-up I almost figured to trash the whole thing & get my money back because I came up with something pretty darned good. We’ll see what they bring me Wednesday. I’ll post a separate blog for the unveiling.
Great job on the kid pictures! Since the pictures are always so good, you REALLY can’t have a stupid, generic logo.
Thanks, lowla. No stupid logo here.
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