Thursday, October 1, 2009

326/365 Urban Exploration

We went to an abandoned cement factory. I don't know how long it's been abandoned I think since the 1970's. Not sure.

I haven't had much time for editing so these are a few quick ones.



Tuesday, September 29, 2009

325/365 My Pixel2Canvas - Hero's project

Pixel2Canvas had a promotional "Hero" project. I ordered a couple of them and this one came in yesterday. It's an amazing product. It's rich and textured and has a hero's quote. It's 12X12 and 1 1/2 thick. I'm so happy with this product and will definately order from them again.



324/365 Those pesky Mushrooms are back!

I really really dislike mushrooms

These grow on this stump every year. Sometimes two times a year. It's weird, they grow like 3 inches in one day, get a little taller and fuller by the 2nd day and then they die.

They make great subjects to photograph

These have been topazed and I used another coffee shopt storyboard. Coffee shop has some awesome tutorial for photoshop and photoshop elements.

Sunday, September 27, 2009

323/365 Photo shoot of Khalila

My daughter is so gorgeous! We did a photo shoot at a local park. I've uploaded more on my Facebook page:



322/365 Princess for a day

I've fallen behind but I'll just pick up where I left off day 322.

Princess for a day . . . or more like an hour. Isabella did my make up and we played dress up (just for the pictures - but don't tell her!) she had so much fun. I set up and handed David the camera.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

321/365 Dream a little dream with me . . .

I was blessed enough today to be able to spend my evening with Miss Isabella. Just her & I. I couldn't resist this "snap-shot" she just looks so peaceful in her pink world.

320/365 Boudoir session

I Missed monday - but I had a good excuse. I worked all day then I attended the Digital Wake up call by David Ziser and I didn't make it back home until after midnight.
Let me just say that the seminar was completely worth it! David Ziser is an amazing artist and he's funny and shares a lot of information. I just hope that I can apply some of the techniques he taught.

Which brings me to todays post. I was armed with new information and confident going into my first boudoir session. Well, I wasn't counting on equipment mishaps/failures. So I had to work with what I had. Over all it went good.

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