On Saturday, December 18th Main Street Dance Works presented the Nutcracker at Gaston College. This was the first year the studio has done the Nutcracker. I played the part of Drosselmeyer, and helped backstage.
Perfect opportunity to get the backstage photos that the audience could not get!
The Canon 50mm 1.4 lens does great in these low light situations.
When my friend and neighbor asked me to take a head shot of her for her graduation, I was glad to help. The best shot we got was with the black background, with a spot light (courtesy of my LP120 flash) on the backdrop to add a nice effect. We also took a nice portrait with her husband.
Continued success as you work towards completing your Divinity degree!
Aili wanted to get some portraits of the boys against the beautiful fall foliage. Didn't even have to leave the neighborhood for this one! We're fortunate to have so many choices for portraits so close to home.
She took advantage of the "Fast 5 for $25" special offer for these shots. Fast for me, good deal for her!
You mean I get to come to the party, and take lots of pictures of your adorable 1 year old daughter? Of course I agreed to attend and capture images from Julia's birthday party. We did a mini-shoot in the grandparents terrific back yard, and of course caught the cake lighting, eating, and... squishing!
Marketing pays off. Not right away or as soon as we business owners might like, but it does pay off. A year ago, I did some complementary shots at the Riverbend Fall Festival. Months later, a parent of a child I photographed remembered my work, which led to getting the job to provide portraits at the USMC Ball.
It was great working with everyone that evening. It was a pleasure and an honor to work the event; looking forward to next year!
The best compliment a photographer can get is repeat business. I was excited to have a chance to shoot Megan again. I just knew she's pop with a black background!