February 24, 2009
February 18, 2009
February 17, 2009
We tried on this one, they weren't to happy about it though. Funny kids. I had lots of fun today taking these. We ran out of time, and didn't get to take any of baby Jessa, but we will do it again! Jessa is such a beautiful little girl, and I can't wait to get some pics of her too!
Thanks Kerissa, for letting me practice on your kids!! Plus I got a new tripod today, and it was way fun trying it out! My first tripod, its a mazing how straight and still the pics ended up, hehe.
February 9, 2009
She started to get kinda goofy, so it didn't last much longer, but I loved how these turned out. I just found a white wall in my room, then focused the camera, and set it on the 10 second timer and took a lucky shot! The middle pic ended up a bit blurry, but I still liked it. I can't wait to get some of Kimmy and I, and if possible Adria and Kimmy. These are a valentines present to Daddy!February 7, 2009
I have been reading about negative space, and positive space. The negative space in a photo, helps define the positive space. The negative space in this photo, is the clouds and the trees in the distance. The positive space is represented by the closer tree branches. A good way to accomplish this is by using a large F stop, so it will give a smaller focal point. I was just practicing on this one, and used F 8.0. The negative space is space that gives your eyes a place to rest on the positive space. It creates the ability for your focal point to stand out more. I took this on the way to my mailbox. It kind of gives the idea to me that I am up in the mountains, but it realy is just focused right above some houses in my neighborhood. Kind of cool. :) I wish the mountains were more defined, but maybe they would have been on a sunnier day. Another picture that I did that shows a lot of negative and posotive space is the one of the chocolate milk drop with the black background. The black background is the negative space, and the milkdrop is the main subject and the posotive space. Space is a great element of composition.
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10 elements to consider for composition of a photo.
- Color
- Balance
- Space
- Perspective
- Framing
- Lines /
- Depth of Field /
- Texture
- Symetry
- Pattern /
About Me
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- I am a House Wife, living my dreams. I am a wife to my dear sweet husband, and I am a mother to 4 beautiful children, 3 girls and 1 boy. I love perfection, but rarely is it possible, so I strive for perfection in the process instead.




































