Monday, August 31, 2009

Senior model shoot~ Northern California Senior Photographer

Hi! It has been a while since I have posted. Not that I have a TON of followers or anything, but just in case you have been checking in with me, sorry it has been so long and I am excited to be back and start the fall "family christmas card season!". I moved from my 3200 sq foot rental house into a 2 bedroom aparment.... yep you heard that right. I downsized!!! A LOT. I sold enough of my furniture and other stuff to furnish an entire house and still have enough for this house and a storage unit! WOW! but my goal in stuffing my 3 kids and one dog into a 2 bedroom apartment is to save enough money this year to pay off 3 credit cards and and save enough for 10%-20% down on a house before the market starts to go back up... so CRaZy? maybe a little... I like to call it, {waking up to reality} and being responsible. So there it is. I have had a crazy month and just got internet and I am ready to start working :) I feel surprisingly happy about all the time I have to work on photography now that I do not have to clean a humungo house.... hahah!

Well now down to business, few photog friends and I decided to get together. We all needed some Senior photos to add to our portfolios as well as just getting together and having some fun! you can see their sites Katie, Sandy, Tina, Aimee The fun part about doing a shoot like this is we can try some new things, and do stuff I would like to work on. Senior posing is one of those. I also got the chance to work on some things like low light and motion photography. We went to downtown Folsom which is definately going to be one of my new favorite locations!



All these kids were so much fun to work with and so photogenic! It was a breeze to work with them! I have LOVED EVERy senior shoot I have done so far.



Take a peak! there are a lot and so many more..but I could not post them all :) Some of them I will post the data so you can see what my settings were when I took them!



ENJOY! :)




Meet Marrisa
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Meet Kate

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Tanner
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Kaitlyn

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These are my low light images we did at a busy intersection. I realalize they are not all

perfectly in focus. Some of them I used a tripod, some of them I did not. I really just

played around with my setting to try out different effects and here you have them.

This is where I am posting my settings, so you can see how I did this. All taken with

my Canon 40D lens 24-70 2.8
Photobucket this one was without tripod manual mode ,shutter 0.3 sec, f2.8, iso 200, no flash

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manual, tripod, f/4.0, 0.3 sec, iso200 manual, tripod, f/4.0, 1/15sec. ,iso 1600



Photobucket no tripod, manual, f4.0, 1/60 sec., iso 1400

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manual, no tripod f/4.0,1/60 sec., iso 1600 manual tripod f/20, 1.6 sec, iso200






9 comments:

  1. Hi Keri, these are really cool location. Beautiful shots. Can I ask what camera you have as the photos shot at ISO 1600 look like the handled gain issues well.

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  2. sorry silly me didn't read properly you have a Canon 40D same as me. I'm impressed my photos can be extremely grainy at ISO 1600

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  3. This was soooo fun!! We need to do it again! I LOVE that first shot of Marissa and I love the one of Tanner on the street, the motion one...I love the last one also!! Beautiful Keri!

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  4. Keri - these are SOOO cool! I love your style and perspective on things - I have so many I love but the close-up of Kate is my absolute favorite - that is a great image! I love the processing on the one of Marissa in the chair and by the building and I love the OOF ones they have a very cool look to them Good job!! We will have to organize again soon. :)

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  5. wow, cool light on those picture keri! It's must be quite a hard work for you and the model (they should not move at all!!!).
    I had never try ISO 1600, but I am amazed that your stay crisp and clear :D

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  6. Wow, I love all these Keri! I love your perspective and processing. Thanks for posting your settings. Great work! It was great meeting you and I'm looking forward to our next meet up!

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  7. I love this I wanna go out and do it. I love it when its play time. Love the senior shots!

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  8. This is a great idea! I think you did a fantastic job...I especially like the low light photos. I'd like to try more of that! You have no idea who I am, but I've followed your blog for awhile!! You are doing awesome!

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  9. Oh my GOSH GIRL...these are FREAKING AMAZING!!! They are so creative and fun! LOVE LOVE!!

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