Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
7.03.2011
Haleigh
I took these about a week after Haleigh was born.
Labels:
35mm f/1.8,
50mm f/1.4,
baby,
child,
kid,
nikon,
photography,
portrait
12.05.2010
Steve and Ashley Engaged
Here are some shots from the Steve and Ashley engagement shoot at Carter Mountain Orchard in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Labels:
apple store,
ashley,
carter mountain orchard,
couple,
dashley,
engagement,
fall,
love,
nikon,
orchard,
photography,
portrait,
steve
9.29.2010
Beth - Photoshop Experiments - Part 2
This is my second attempt at some new (to me) Photoshop editing techniques. Feel free to let me know what you think in the comments section below!
Here is the original image (click to view larger version):
Here is the original image (click to view larger version):
9.28.2010
Beth - Photoshop Experiments - Part 1
I have been experimenting with various Photoshop techniques. This photo is the result of one of my attempts.
Here is the original image straight out of camera (click for larger version):
Here is the original image straight out of camera (click for larger version):
9.26.2010
Elle - 11 Months
Elle's back for 11 month photos! This time we went to the Chesterfield Berry Farm for pumpkin season. The fields of pumpkins provided a great backdrop for these portraits.
To see more photos, click here.
To see more photos, click here.
9.06.2010
Elle
I got to shoot Elle again -- this time at Maymont. There were several costume changes including a Team Jacob onesie. This was the first time Elle was able to stand, so we took some fun shots of Elle standing on a bridge looking at a waterfall.
Lens used for this shot - Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX
Update: To see more photos click here: More Photos
8.19.2010
Beth
This portrait was taken just outside of the Holocaust Museum in Richmond, Virginia. We waited until just before sunset and took shots in this area and long the canal walk. Look for more to come soon.
I used a Nikon D3000
and a Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 AF-S
.
I used a Nikon D3000
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