Posts Tagged ‘children’

January in review

February 1, 2010

One whole month into my Project 365, and I’m having so much fun! I thought to mark the occassion, I might share three of my favourites, as well as the three images of the month that have been the most popular in my 365 group.

My favourites:

day fifteen

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day seventeen

day17

day six

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And my most popular photos as decided my my photography group.

day fourteen

day14

day twenty-two

day22

day twenty-one

day21

A whole month down! I can’t believe how quickly this year is going already. 1/12th of the way through my project… I’m excited for what is coming!

Project365

January 10, 2010

A new year means new ideas, new projects, new challenges. And for 2010, I’m rolling all three into one, and attempting a Project365. A what? A Project365 is a challenge that involves taking a photo every day for an entire year. To keep me accountable, I’ve started a new blog for my Project365 and other personal projects, called {explore} and is updated daily. I will also be posting a selection of my favourites here on a (hopefully) weekly basis.

This week’s favourites:
day six :: mummy’s little helper
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day eight :: daydreaming
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day ten :: playing at creche
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black & white film :: {explore} texture
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black & white film :: {explore} relationships
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A new chapter…

July 6, 2009

A new baby is always exciting, be they a first baby or a fifth. There is something about the innocence, the freshness, the potential of these new little people that never ceases to amaze me. And there is a special joy in photographing a mother expecting a younger sibling for their children – seeing the excitement on the children’s faces, the shy pride as they let me in on the secret that mummy has a baby in her tummy.

 

On Saturday, I had the pleasure of shooting some maternity portraits for Megan, and little Miss Two wasn’t quite sure of me at first, but it didn’t take long and she was posing for the camera like  pro!

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(as a side note, it’s a good idea to take the camera off high speed action mode before inviting the two year old to “press that button there” – let’s just say it’s a good thing I wasn’t shooting with my film camera!)

 

Megan has a cute little “basketball” belly – so neat and round!

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Big sister showing me where baby is – just in case I wasn’t sure!

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m3

 

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Thanks for having me around Megan, I look forward to meeting the little person hiding in there in a few weeks!