Oh!, what fun this little girl was!
Monday
Tuesday
Someone is almost "3" - Upsherin Series - Brooklyn Children's Portrait Photographer
Little Shloimy, ain’t so little anymore, (gulp). He’s actually almost 3!!! We’ll be cutting his hair before Rosh Hashana. Now I know that may sound far off to some of you…. but in actuality…..
it’s around the corner.
So, since he’s mine, we’ll be doing a number of sessions of him. Some casual & fun, some studio, some outdoors etc.
Well here’s Part 1 of the “Someone is almost 3″ series.
and here's a fun one!
A Really Fun Session - Brooklyn Children's Portrait Photographer
Well, well, well,..... it took a really long time to get this little boychick back into the studio for his second session. ( To see his first session, click here).
The winter was more than just a bit rough on him.
Well now that we got him here......... we had loads of fun. Little Avrumi, was simply the cutest little boy around.
An active little fella, with a yummy smile & the most gorgeous blue eyes I've ever seen.
And now, without further ado.... here you go Mommy, Enjoy them.
The winter was more than just a bit rough on him.
Well now that we got him here......... we had loads of fun. Little Avrumi, was simply the cutest little boy around.
An active little fella, with a yummy smile & the most gorgeous blue eyes I've ever seen.
And now, without further ado.... here you go Mommy, Enjoy them.
Friday
Spectacular Lag Ba'omer Special! - Brooklyn Children's Portrait Photographer
Schedule your appointment prior to Lag Ba’omer to receive 33% off your session fee.
Call – 347.228.9137
*session does not have to be for an upsherin. Family, baby, outdoors etc. Discount good for all session types.
Sunday
"A Time" Photo Shoot - Brooklyn Children's Portrait Photographer
We were honored to do a photo shoot for the "A Time Chinese Auction" . Our model was chosen for the Welcome Page!
Here's a "pullback" of the lighting set-up for a "High Key Photo Shoot".
Major Equipment & Studio Supplies used:
White Paper - for the background
White Tile Board - for the floor
2 Bi-Fold Doors / Gobos - used to prevent the backlights from hitting back at the subject thus causing flare.
2 front lights
1 umbrella
1 soft box
2 back lights
Here are a couple of additional images that we presented them with.
I personally am nuts over the way his eyes are peeking out on this one.....
Here's a "pullback" of the lighting set-up for a "High Key Photo Shoot".
Major Equipment & Studio Supplies used:
White Paper - for the background
White Tile Board - for the floor
2 Bi-Fold Doors / Gobos - used to prevent the backlights from hitting back at the subject thus causing flare.
2 front lights
1 umbrella
1 soft box
2 back lights
Wednesday
PSEUDO HDR – MANHATTAN, NY – CITYSCAPE STREET PHOTOGRAPHER
I’ve had some fun processing these two images. I liked them so much, I felt they called for something different than my typical processing.
The first image is showing a beautiful artwork drawn onto a building. The artwork is supposed to look so real, that it looks three dimensional. Take a look at this “Tromp-l’oeil”
Manhattan, NY - Cityscape - Street Photographer
So, I’ve taken a real liking to street photography. So many different moments & little things you can see. Take a look here at the streets of our very own New York.
This picture was taken in a park called The High Line. This was an old railroad track that was converted into a park. The history of this park is really very very interesting, check it out here http://www.thehighline.org/. The view from there to down below is really beautiful & the park itself is quite amazing. Here’s one I got of anther photographer leaning down to get an image of the people sitting on the steps – soaking in the view of NYC.
An interesting little tidbit.
A delivery guy out on his bike.
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