First photography session

My first session was for a business I was volunteering for. I was soo nervous and excited to finally have a session and this was for a few families and individuals. I can hardly remember the details, but I do remember being soo excited and had so much fun taking their pictures and having them displayed on their wall showing everyone was such an honor. I don't even have the images anymore 😖

I do have my first paid photo shoot, it was a senior session and I still have my first dollar. It's suppose to be good luck right :) That session was so much fun we went into the mountains (I lived in Montana at the time) and used an old building in town. Here are a couple shots from that session.

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Gangster? No ma'am a real gangster!

When this young man came up to me and said he wanted to do a gangster styled shoot. I thought no way. He told me "No ma'am, not a thug, a real gangster!!!" YES!!! Yes I can do that!!! We had so much fun styling and shooting this session. With the gold pinned suit and gold tie, complete with a fedora!!! Just check these out!!! Pretty awesome right??? What y'all think? Feel free to comment below 😍😍😍

No Script

Sitting here trying to think of my first blog post. I think I will just leave ya'll with this quote. I have no script, nothing planned out, just living day to day doing what I love, soaking in all the knowledge I can.

Getting ready to travel or go on vacation and don't know what camera equipment to bring?

Are you getting ready to travel and don't know what to bring and how? I'll walk you through what I bring. I'm on the go a lot. Usually going to where ever my husband is working at the time. I pack the kids up after school on Fridays (or which ever day is getting out for the weekend that week) and head to visit daddy. We all know I can't go anywhere with out my camera. I have this awesome little backpack the fits my body, two lenses, extra CF and SD cards, my shot log so I can keep track of my camera settings, filters, batteries, chargers and a remote shutter. It may seem like a lot but this little backpack holds it all. I bring my EF 24-105mm 1.4 L lens and a EF 75-300mm 1.4 lens so I am covered for anything I may need to shoot. The 24-105mm lens is good for shoots in the truck or even the airplane if you are flying. If you are going to be close to your subject I would have this lens on the camera. It...

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