Mommas In Front of the Camera
I love taking pictures of moms. I was so excited to take pictures of Sara; she is in a mom's group with me and we have children of similar ages so we definitely have a lot to talk about! She works and takes care of her three adorable children who keep her on her toes!! I am just thrilled that Sara took time to come to my studio - because Sara
Tips from a Momma Trying to be Brave
I wrote an outline of this article a couple months ago and I have been debating on whether or not to post it because I feel vulnerable sharing some of my feelings here but I decided that if this could help someone else to be brave, then it is so worth it. I belong to a mom’s group and the theme this year is “Be You, Bravely.” Ever since
Much About Momma Project | Women’s Portraiture Sessions | Brooke Halperin from the Funny in Mommy
This is the first in a series of sessions about moms. During Kate Densmore's Voice and Visual Intent course, we were encouraged to take on a personal project after the course and this one is mine. I call it the "Much About Momma" project. So often, mommas are behind the camera, capturing family memories but not in the pictures. My hope is to get these moms in front of my camera.
Always Behind the Camera and Never in any Holiday Pictures? I Have Your Solution!
Capture the entire family, including yourself, in your holiday pictures. I don't know about you guys, but I am always the one behind the camera and so if I want to be included in our holiday memories, I need to get creative! This fall, I bought an interval timer for my Canon. This meant that I could set up my camera on a tripod, send my hubby to an exact spot