So I have finally done it. It's all official. There is a name. I have a certificate from the government and everything! And now I can share it.
Some of you may have seen it on my facebook page.
I have decided to go into taking pictures of people! Woohooo.
Taking photos has always been something I loved to do. And a camera purchase was something I wasn't a stranger to.
Now, I realise that most people take photos - but I LOVE taking photos. Seriously.
Back in the day of film processing you had to wait until you got your prints back from the developer to see how they turned out but now days with digital you can take a billion shots and see instantly.
My friend Mary really started me thinking about steering my love of photography into a certain direction. She takes really beautiful photos and I wish I had half her talent!
I lap up all the blogs online and have my favourites and from there have narrowed down what I like and what I want to take pictures of.
Years ago my favourite and ultimate photographer was (and in part still is) Ken Duncan. He takes awesome shots of landscapes. I could stand for hours looking at his photos. I vowed to one day have a house filled with everything he had done. My favourite of his is this. Don't ask me why but something in that picture just gets me. That for me is the beauty of photos. Everyone sees things differently.
I don't want to take pictures of landscapes - I will leave that to the experts.
In recent months I have come across a ton of blogs that focus on weddings. They do such an excellent job detailing and capturing this special day for people to remember in years to come. I am all about memories and for me, that is what photos do. One day I would love to be like them. But not yet.
What I really want to take pictures of are kids. All kids to me, are beautiful.
They are hard word, they don't really take direction, they are extreme in their emotions - and I LOVE it. Just snapping away and in amongst all those photos there will always be one (or more if I am lucky) that will capture that child so perfectly in that moment of their lives. Another memory as the years go on.
As most of you know I am a "Favourite Aunt" and these days I have 6 beautiful little nieces who are the subject of my photo taking! Lucky for me they don't mind being in front of a camera.
I remember one photo I took of one of the girls and her father was just blown away by how beautiful and how grown up she looked. Not that he didn't think she wasn't beautiful but looking at a picture of his daughter probably bought back memories of her as a baby and how fast she is growing.
So I have rambled long enough and I hope that you got a peak inside my mind about one of the things that I love and what I hope will lead to bigger and better things!
Here are a few of my favourite photos:





Some of you may have seen it on my facebook page.
I have decided to go into taking pictures of people! Woohooo.
Taking photos has always been something I loved to do. And a camera purchase was something I wasn't a stranger to.
Now, I realise that most people take photos - but I LOVE taking photos. Seriously.
Back in the day of film processing you had to wait until you got your prints back from the developer to see how they turned out but now days with digital you can take a billion shots and see instantly.
My friend Mary really started me thinking about steering my love of photography into a certain direction. She takes really beautiful photos and I wish I had half her talent!
I lap up all the blogs online and have my favourites and from there have narrowed down what I like and what I want to take pictures of.
Years ago my favourite and ultimate photographer was (and in part still is) Ken Duncan. He takes awesome shots of landscapes. I could stand for hours looking at his photos. I vowed to one day have a house filled with everything he had done. My favourite of his is this. Don't ask me why but something in that picture just gets me. That for me is the beauty of photos. Everyone sees things differently.
I don't want to take pictures of landscapes - I will leave that to the experts.
In recent months I have come across a ton of blogs that focus on weddings. They do such an excellent job detailing and capturing this special day for people to remember in years to come. I am all about memories and for me, that is what photos do. One day I would love to be like them. But not yet.
What I really want to take pictures of are kids. All kids to me, are beautiful.
They are hard word, they don't really take direction, they are extreme in their emotions - and I LOVE it. Just snapping away and in amongst all those photos there will always be one (or more if I am lucky) that will capture that child so perfectly in that moment of their lives. Another memory as the years go on.
As most of you know I am a "Favourite Aunt" and these days I have 6 beautiful little nieces who are the subject of my photo taking! Lucky for me they don't mind being in front of a camera.
I remember one photo I took of one of the girls and her father was just blown away by how beautiful and how grown up she looked. Not that he didn't think she wasn't beautiful but looking at a picture of his daughter probably bought back memories of her as a baby and how fast she is growing.
So I have rambled long enough and I hope that you got a peak inside my mind about one of the things that I love and what I hope will lead to bigger and better things!
Here are a few of my favourite photos:







Oh, and the name???? *Dimples* by analiesejane.
I hope to see you all soon and take some photos of your beautiful kids! Oh alright, you can be in them to!
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We had actually talked a bit about what she wanted for her photos and looked through some other websites for ideas. I had the best idea of all. But she didn't go for it. Maybe the red top was just to much?
So we ended up with some of these instead.







