Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away--Anon
Showing posts with label may. Show all posts
Showing posts with label may. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Last maternity for now I promise!!!

lol ok so I know your all preggo-bellied out, but I decided to post a wonderful shoot I did the other day. This is Ms. G, she is friends with Ms. K from a few sessions ago. We did these shots in a beautiful garden that I LOVE to use, you may recognise the surroundings! :) I had such a great response to my Maternity Special for may, this is the last shoot resulting from that. I will be sharing some new photos of a different nature soon! :) But for now, I am getting the baby-anticipating out of my system! hehehe

Thanks for letting me share! :)
--Nikki




Wednesday, May 9, 2007

Maternity Special



FauxTography is looking for pregnant ladies in the South/SouthWest Austin Area for a FREE photoshoot! I am building my portfolio and want to add some more maternity pictures, so I am waiving my sitting feeof $150.00 the whole month of May!
AND I am also offering discounted prints for all maternity sessions!This offer is for Ladies in the South/South West Area of Austin OR ladies willing to travel to the South/South West Area of Austin. For the photographer to travel to other parts of town, including but not limited to Pflugerville,Round Rock, Buda, and Cedar Park, the sitting charge is 50% off at $75.00!

Tuesday, May 1, 2007

Self Portrait Challenge: May week 1


Time for May's Self Portrait Challenge. This is my first time to do this sort of work, I'm not very easy about being in front of the camera! So this is forcing me to be open and vulnerable!

The challenge for May - is street photography - with YOU in it.
Capture yourself somehow, somewhere on the street.
With or without others around or others in the photo frame.
You could ask someone else to press the shutter for you
or carry around your tripod - whatever you do it has to
have a ’street photography’ vibe to it.
What is that you ask - well Amy Stein says that
good street photography should be voyeuristic,
immediate, and uncomfortably intimate.
It is also often thought to need to be ironic
and distanced from its subject matter,
concentrating on a single human moment,
caught at a decisive or poignant moment.
Street photography usually utilises landscape format
wide angle lense - to allow more action in the picture,
to capture more than one main story.
It is a type of documentary photography
but it is in public places and captures an
immediacy and frankness that is thought to be very human.

So taking that all into consideration, my view was a girl, searching for a dream while she wonders down the road. She stops to take a breath of fresh air and contemplate her life.


I hope you enjoy it! :)

--Nikki