I have joined a group of photographers, Share Six, who will be blogging 6 images each month. Each month is a different theme. Please click here to see work from the talented Elizabeth Wilson of It's Still Life Photography by Elizabeth Wilson's interpretation of this month's theme.
Join us for this month’s theme by posting your {Double Exposure} images on our Facebook page at Share Six and to our Instagram gallery by tagging #sharesix and #sharesix_doubleexposure. A new theme will come out on November 6th.
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Whenever I see an image with a really great reflection, I am immediately drawn to it. It seems to give the image a little extra something: more depth, more of the subject, more of the story. It doesn't seem as flat as when the reflection isn't there. Reflections are not my forte, but I love when I can capture them. ![]() I knew this was a reflection I wanted to capture. We went to see the 765 Steam Locomotive locally, and we were able to snag a seat on another steam engine. Everybody was getting off the train, but I was able to stay a few seconds longer, just in time to get my little one watching the 765 pass by. I had seen images from Meg Loeks (@meg_nlo) and Laura Wood (@ourkiddo) on Instagram using the train window to capture a beautiful reflection and was completely inspired. Although this wasn't exactly what I had in mind, it's one of my favorites. ![]() My daughter loves to feel the breeze from the air conditioner in her face and hair, and so I wanted to get a shot of her happiness. I stood in the room outside her bedroom and am so grateful to my husband that he glossed this door so beautifully in order to accidentally capture that slight reflection! ![]() One of my favorites. 1) Red coat and beret....she is the cutest. ♥ 2) doughnuts...need I say more? My oldest and I go on regular Mommy-Daughter dates because sometimes Baby Jo can be a bit of a momma's girl, and I miss my Big Girl! So here we are last winter at Tim Horton's on our date. I was so happy when I looked over and saw her standing there looking at doughnuts just like this. I added the bokeh in camera, which is actually from a separate shot of my Christmas tree. I have joined a group of photographers, Share Six, who will be blogging 6 images each month. Each month is a different theme. Please click here to see work from the talented Ceri Herd of Ceri Herd Photography's interpretation of this month's theme.
Join us for this month’s theme by posting your {REFLECTIONS} images on our Facebook page at Share Six and to our Instagram gallery by tagging #sharesix and #sharesix_reflections. A new theme will come out on October 6th. This month's Share Six theme is {Collections}. I toyed with the idea of posting about different collections of things we have in our house, how my husband collects autographs to place in his man cave, or how my daughter loves collecting rocks and will often pick up rocks from people's driveways or in parks because they're "special rocks." Or how I recently found a drawer in an end table with random bits of odds and ends that my daughter has deemed special things. But I love the idea of having a collection of images that fit into a recurring theme. Often you will find these collections using hashtags on Instagram. A photographer notices they have been taking similar photos on a regular basis, and so they make it a theme. The first time I saw this was the incredible @lauries_little_ones and her #xander_bythewindow_ theme, where she photographed her son asleep in his crib next to a window. It's beautiful to watch him grow and his sweet sleeping patterns. She also has hashtags for #frontdoor_portrait and #backdoor_portrait. The fabulously talented Meg Loeks or @meg_nlo who has a series titled #chroniclesofjuni for her majestic St. Bernard named Juni, and also #ArchieFromAbove to share bird's eye view images of her son Archie. And so when we bought this enormous bunny chair for my daughter's first birthday, I knew I had to make a hashtag series, or collection, from it. I noticed I was taking A LOT of photos with this chair, one because it was a novelty and the kids were interested in it, but also because the nursery gets the best light in the house (when there's not an air conditioning unit in the window....hurry Fall, so we can get this air conditioner out!). So I titled the series #BabyJo_andthebunnychair, although I haven't done anything recently with it because Baby Jo is incredibly active now and won't sit long in the bunny chair. But maybe with the new baby, that's where I'll do her weekly photos or something and make a new series from it. I have joined a group of photographers, Share Six, who will be blogging 6 images each month. Each month is a different theme. Please click here to see work from the talented Tori of Roots and Twigs' interpretation of this month's theme.
Join us for this month’s theme by posting your {Artificial Light} images on our Facebook page at Share Six and to our Instagram gallery by tagging #sharesix, #sharesix_collections. A new theme will come out on September 6th. |
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