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I have always had a love for photography. I remember as a little girl looking out the wintery window at the wrens in the trees thinking it would be a pretty picture. I have taken a few college courses but have mostly learned by reading, practicing and participating in on-line forums and classrooms. I think my progress has been slow, but I am committed it to it and know I have a lot to learn.
I am located in Merdian, Idaho and prefer to shoot in and around the Treasure Valley. My family comes first so I don't ever intend to do this full-time. If you are interested in doing a session you can contact me through this blog.
I prefer to shoot in natural light, but sometimes am forced to use a flash (which I am still learning). I try to improve or learn something new every day. Currently I am not charging because I am stil skill building.
This site is a way to track my progress and is dedicated to my assignments and experiements.
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The photos on this blog website each have a copyright. Do not use anywhere in any other format.
3 comments:
Oh I LOVE the location! That green wall will edit very well. As for ideas? Yeah I have none, except for maybe try bringing a bench or something for them to sit on.
I spied the same location, great minds think alike, I can't wait to take some pictures there myself.
Hi there I am a friend of Kim's. I visit your blog from time to time because I am trying to figure out this photography thing as well. To get them to sit still I have tried smarties (the candy)because they are small, or I stamp a little bug on the palm of their hand and tell them that the bug is shy of the camera and to hide it in their lap or behind their back. I also read somewhere to put a pez dispenser on the flash attachment of your camera and the kids will look at your camera every time! Sometimes I play a freeze game with my 6 year old to get him to hold still. Good Luck and thanks for all the info on your blog.
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