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Showing posts with label 50mm f/1.8 lens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 50mm f/1.8 lens. Show all posts
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
ooooh we're halfway there...
Happy imbolc! I come up for air and we're halfway from Winter Solstice to Spring Equinox - phew. My post-festive hibernation is drawing to a close and I am full of renewed commitments to my blog. This year I hope to fill it with all the work I'm doing, instead of letting it sit fed-up and slightly crumpled at the bottom of my long to-do list. So watch this space. And in the meantime, here are some I made earlier, and a reminder of good things to come - last year's snowdrops, shot using my trusted 50mm f/1.8 in Christchurch Meadows. Yes, the great sprouting has begun, and soon we will be surrounded by thousands of tiny signs of spring. Enjoy it!
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Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Happy solistice!
Another year has lurched past and what a year it has been. Thank you for taking an interest in my work over the past year. I just wanted to wish you all a very happy solstice and gentle ride into a beautiful 2013. Here's wishing you an abundance of all things good over the coming weeks and months - especially great photos - and for those in the UK, not rain.
I leave you with a few frosty shots from a walk on Otmoor a couple of weeks ago. Sadly, it looks like xmas will offer more images of puddles than of snow-covered villages - but at least we'll all be feeling pleased it wasn't the end of the world :)
Go well, one and all, and see you next year.
www.mimsaxl.com
I leave you with a few frosty shots from a walk on Otmoor a couple of weeks ago. Sadly, it looks like xmas will offer more images of puddles than of snow-covered villages - but at least we'll all be feeling pleased it wasn't the end of the world :)
Go well, one and all, and see you next year.
www.mimsaxl.com
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Summer nostalgia - toddler portrait session, Shotover
When the Bee was just 22 months, and the sun was high and hot in the sky (photographic proof makes up for memory fail), we hit Shotover for a day lazing on a blanket under a solitary and well-climbed Oak. In the company of our trusty and over-heated hound and our good friend Keith, we shared a picnic, picked the occasional berry, and listened to the calls of the Red Kites and buzzing of little planes overhead.
Keith is one of the Bee's favourite people; they have a really lovely relationship, which I put partly down to his ability to be very much in the present moment with her whenever they meet, interested in everything she shows him, exploring the world with her as if for the first time. I wanted to capture something of this relationship in photographs, as well as being keenly aware of my little daughter's fast-paced toddle towards two years.
Below are some favourites, taken again with my lovely Nikon 50mm f/1.8 and D7000. They already make me feel nostalgic, both for the cloudless deep blue sky and long afternoons, and for my little one-year-old (now my great big two-year-old). They are also a good example of the type and range of different shots I like to offer portrait clients from a one-hour shoot, including the couple of surroundings atmosphere shots at the end.
Enjoy and happy half-term* :)
*if you're wondering what to do with your kids/parents over the half-term break, why not book a family shoot? They're great fun, and like all my clients, you'll love the results. Book now by emailing me to make sure you get a half-term slot.
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Keith is one of the Bee's favourite people; they have a really lovely relationship, which I put partly down to his ability to be very much in the present moment with her whenever they meet, interested in everything she shows him, exploring the world with her as if for the first time. I wanted to capture something of this relationship in photographs, as well as being keenly aware of my little daughter's fast-paced toddle towards two years.
Below are some favourites, taken again with my lovely Nikon 50mm f/1.8 and D7000. They already make me feel nostalgic, both for the cloudless deep blue sky and long afternoons, and for my little one-year-old (now my great big two-year-old). They are also a good example of the type and range of different shots I like to offer portrait clients from a one-hour shoot, including the couple of surroundings atmosphere shots at the end.
Enjoy and happy half-term* :)
*if you're wondering what to do with your kids/parents over the half-term break, why not book a family shoot? They're great fun, and like all my clients, you'll love the results. Book now by emailing me to make sure you get a half-term slot.
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| Thoughtful under the tree |
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| Evidence of enthusiastic berry consumption |
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| The photographer's daughter |
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| Hair clip adjustment (a favourite of mine) |
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| Cuddle! |
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| My brown-eyed girl |
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| In search of berries |
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| Sharing a snack |
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| Banana in the sun |
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| Banana in the sand |
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| Hope |
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| Hot dog |
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| Split down the middle |
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| Summer love |
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Toddler portrait photographer Oxford
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