My second ever "photo that names itself"
Taken March '09 at Valley Forge
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Valley Forge Photo Shoot
March 09We were late getting out of our class, so we hurried up to the Park, and tried to get a few good pictures in before it got too dark.
Then, when artificial light had to be found, we meandered over to "The Arch", where we found a couple interesting poses and places! to photograph!
Since when do blurry pictures outshine? Since here!Oh, and this was not without adult supervision, beware!
And, some final face shots:
Then, when artificial light had to be found, we meandered over to "The Arch", where we found a couple interesting poses and places! to photograph!
Since when do blurry pictures outshine? Since here!Oh, and this was not without adult supervision, beware!
And, some final face shots:
Friday, June 5, 2009
"Official" photo Shoot
4-13 was a cloudy, dismal, and rather unappealing day.
Our brothers were engaged in a volleyball tournament at Messiah College, and I brought my camera. I had the greatest idea of doing an official "photo shoot" with my dearest friend. I thought I had told her about this, but apparently she didn't get the phone message. Despite inconsistent drizzle, we managed to have a good time.
At first, she was rather stiff and wary. Having a camera in your face is not exactly the most authentic or natural setting.
As we walked and wandered over the campus, she began getting ideas, and warming up to my style, and liking the results. ;) Then, the sun came peeking through the fog and clouds, and things began to happen!
I think every photographer should listen to the subject's ideas. Because more likely than not, the subject will be more natural in their idea than when working on an idea of the photographer's.
Say "Roarrrrrrr!!!"
"It's a stick!!" "I know it's a stick!" "So what should we do with it?" "Why don't you hug it?" (awesome randomness!!!!)
My absolute favoritest!!!!!
Musing on the covered bridge
And so ended the best photo shoot ever!! <3 you Sarah!
Our brothers were engaged in a volleyball tournament at Messiah College, and I brought my camera. I had the greatest idea of doing an official "photo shoot" with my dearest friend. I thought I had told her about this, but apparently she didn't get the phone message. Despite inconsistent drizzle, we managed to have a good time.
At first, she was rather stiff and wary. Having a camera in your face is not exactly the most authentic or natural setting.
As we walked and wandered over the campus, she began getting ideas, and warming up to my style, and liking the results. ;) Then, the sun came peeking through the fog and clouds, and things began to happen!
I think every photographer should listen to the subject's ideas. Because more likely than not, the subject will be more natural in their idea than when working on an idea of the photographer's.
Say "Roarrrrrrr!!!"
"It's a stick!!" "I know it's a stick!" "So what should we do with it?" "Why don't you hug it?" (awesome randomness!!!!)
My absolute favoritest!!!!!
Musing on the covered bridge
And so ended the best photo shoot ever!! <3 you Sarah!
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Beginnings:
This is my beginning.
I will be posting one or so of my favorite pictures ever now and then.
All photography is straight from the camera. I do not do edits, changes, or photo-shopping.
Camera is a Sony Cyber-Shot DSC H-7 purchased in 2007.
Enjoy
I will be posting one or so of my favorite pictures ever now and then.
All photography is straight from the camera. I do not do edits, changes, or photo-shopping.
Camera is a Sony Cyber-Shot DSC H-7 purchased in 2007.
Enjoy
Monday, June 1, 2009
Summershoot -- Bethany
Summershoot--Erin
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