I got to photograph another of my cousins cute boys, we are so lucky that our kids get to go to the same daycare so they are all pretty close. Sometimes a person shows up and finds the neatest places to take the pictures...this is truely one of my favorites:) T family, hope you like your preview!
B's mischieveous smile...him and my daughter T get into lots of trouble together...heard some of his moms side of the stories while I was there!
And R's eyes are to die for...
So grown up...
And for anyone who knows this little boy...you know this is a rare moment:) But I have to say it definately is one of my favorites from the whole shoot!!
Thursday, September 24, 2009
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3 comments:
GREAT job Steph!! I love the location & compostion. Looks like fun ;)
They are adorable boys!!
I love all the stone.....what a great location:)
Lisa
Great photos! Love the location, too.
Sorry it took me so long to respond to your comment question. I feel like I'm the last person to be giving lighting advice, but since you asked, here it goes...
I'm not sure if you are a Canon or Nikon girl, but I use a Canon 430EX II flash set up on a standard camera tripod, using a Cactus V4 on my camera's hot shoe and attached to the base of the flash. I purchased the C*actus V4 set to see if I would even use the off-camera set-up before investing in the more expensive P*ocket W*izards. (The Cactus are a fraction of the price.) Eventually, I may need to upgrade to the PWs, but am happy with the Cactus for now. (I heard from my "camera store guy" that the V4s have a much better reliability than the earlier Cactus versions.) It takes a couple of seconds to re-boot, so I can't do consecutive shooting. (Not sure if I could with PWs anyway, since my flash takes a few seconds to recharge.) I have a variety of diffusers, but just purchased a white umbrella and like it the best. If I had to do it again, I might purchase the Canon 580EX instead, since it is a Master and my 430EX II is just a Slave. (BTW, I don't like flash lingo.) :)
I hope this helps! Let me know what works out for you.
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