Showing posts with label beth V photography class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beth V photography class. Show all posts

Thursday, April 14, 2011

QUIET


Today's assignment is QUIET. This picture represents my most favorite time of the week! My sweet sweet husband always takes Toby outside so I can have some personal "quiet" time. Today he let Toby run around in our attic. Such a cute face! and the boots are super cute!!!

iso/800 f/3.3 no flash

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

OUT

Today's assignment is OUT (OUTside) Love Love Love these!!!!
iso/80 f/3.0 no flash

Monday, April 11, 2011

IN


Today the assignment is IN (inside).
I tried really hard today to use all the settings the right way. I like how the pictures turned out. Here is my favorite!!
iso/800 f/3.3 no flash

Friday, April 8, 2011

NEW

Today the photo assignment is NEW. Of course I wanted to take a picture of sweet little baby hands, but I don't really have that option lying around the house....
One of my religious beliefs, that I TRULY live by, is that we should always bribe our children. Miracles do happen when we bribe. Like getting your so crazy active kid to sit still during pre-school. So I bribed him with these toys. They are NEW and very loved!
Since I am taking this class to take better pictures of my moving Toby, I thought I should have him in the pictures and not just the toys. Plus he's stinkin' cute and really helps the pictures look good.
Also, today I just played with the settings. I didn't go by any rules I just wanted to try them all out. I didn't really care for the way these settings. I do love how cute my kid looks though!

ISO/200 f/3.5 flash on

Thursday, April 7, 2011

OLD


I am taking an online photo class from the super talented Beth Vermillion! The FIRST assignment is OLD. Ethen and I kind of collect hymnals. Old and new, different religious ones, anything we can find really. So these are pages from a Methodist Church Hymnal. It was published around the 1940's. Each copy was only 30 cents. I love this hymnal and the stage of life that it is in. A little torn, taped, bent, and falling apart, yet still beautiful.
Here is a link to the photo class:
beth V photography