Monday, October 31, 2011

Learn how to take better pictures of your babies!

In the spirit of my upcoming maternity break (if she ever decides to come out - already 5 days late), I decided to post some tips on how to photograph your own kids.

1.  The easiest way to get good pictures is to be camera ready!  Have your camera with you, charged and ready to go.  It is so easy to capture (or miss) a great moment just by being in the moment!

2.  Know how to use your camera.  Whether you use a point and shoot or a digital slr, just knowing how to work it can allow you to get great images!

3.  Capture your kids just being themselves, instead of trying to get everyone to smile and stay clean (you can always hire a professional for that!)

Just a few tips for today, but check back for more!  Feel free to email me if you have any questions about getting better photos of your kids!
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Sunday, September 25, 2011

claire + randy :: downtown raleigh engagement shoot

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

sneak peek :: claire + randy

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Thursday, September 8, 2011

lucy lately

lucy is 20 months now and due to be a big sister before her 2nd birthday! she is such a fun little person and we have enjoyed our summer. lucy-01 Lucy-04 lucy-03 lucy-02

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

PRA Silent Auction for the Boys & Girls Club

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This Thursday night at Natty Greene's in Raleigh, PRA is hosting a cocktail party and silent auction to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Raleigh. I am donating a portrait session (kids, couples, families) that includes up to 2 hours shooting time, an online viewing gallery, and an 11x14 print of your choice! So come out for a beer, support a good cause and win a portrait session!

View the invitation here:
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