Yesterday we ventured to my friend’s house to enjoy the beautiful sunshine. She has a beautiful home with two skylights in the living room. Needless to say, I’m in love with the light in that room! I brought my camera to see what kind of results I would get. She has two of the most beautiful children (besides my own that is…) I have ever seen who were very easy to photograph!
I’m thinking of renting that room for her for studio space!
Today my neighbour, her daycare client, Sarah and I went for a leisurely walk around the small lake near our house. The girls had a blast collecting leaves, doing cart wheels, jumping off rocks and just being kids. I finally got them to sit still long enough to take this picture.
It’s nice to just pull out the camera, set it on automatic and fire away! It’s not my usual preferred method of shooting, but with these two, I didn’t have time to manually set my aperture and shutter speed! Thanks for a fun afternoon girls!
Yesterday I did my first twin photoshoot. I was not sure what to expect at all from these two. They are about 10 days shy of their 2nd birthday, and mom wanted some candid pics to give to friends and family.
The girl was lively and smiley, however, her brother, not so much! He was having fun, but was not warming up to me or the camera at all.
We had an awesome time! We went to a park nearby and just let them play and explore while I followed them around. We tried to get them to sit together, which lasted all of 30 seconds! All in all, it was a sucessful shoot! Here are a few faves so far:
Earlier this year I was laid off from my job. After much discussion with my husband, we decided that it was time for me to take time off to be a full time mom to my daughter. I decided that it was a perfect time to pursue my love of photography. I wasn’t sure at that point what direction I was going to take with it, but knew I’d eventually discover the direction when I was ready to see it.
I started by taking my SLR on walks with my daughter. During one of our first walks, we came across a sweet Indian woman who seemed to be lost. She was speaking to us in her language, and I think she was asking me where her house was. She kept pointing towards a certain area. I told her that I was sorry, but I didn’t understand her. She patted me on the shoulder, almost as if she was saying “it’s ok”. She then leaned over to Sarah, said something to her and kissed her hand. Without worrying about my exposure settings, I quickly snapped the picture.
I wondered for a few days if she made it home ok, but I never heard of any missing person reports or other bad news. I believe God guided her home safely that day.
It’s moments like these that inspire me to take pictures. It’s a life like this that inspires the moments to happen.
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