The beginning of a session is always a bit awkward for everyone involved. The photographer is busy trying to get into a shooting rhythm and clients are trying to get accustomed to having a camera aimed at them. I know going in that the first couple of shots are probably not going to be my […]
Keeley @ My Life on a Plate - This is beautiful (and great advice). I’m not a pro by any means, but it’s hard for me to capture candid shots of my family (hubby and baby always cooperate, extended family not so much).
I also think it’s awesome that your parents are so happy and in love after all these years. Believe me, it’s rare. :)
Maddy {Mad Hearts Photography} - The key to my candids is that they’re not really candids. That’s not to say I don’t capture genuine emotions, however, I try to set the stage first. Instruct them to do something that will yield those “candid” results. I have a few tricks I use, but I’ll have to elaborate on that in a future post :)
Camila Faria - Oh, WOW! You can really see the difference between the two shots! Amazing Maddy!
Life with Kaishon - I like how you make people laugh and smile.
You are my favorite.
So proud of you for being a WINNER at I heart faces this week.
You know, you are a winner in my book every day Mad.
I can’t wait to see you this weekend.
Happy Thursday to beautiful YOU!
Katherine Vargas - Wow!! this are beautiful Mad..