A couple years ago I followed the blog of Angie Arthur. I was drawn to her witty writing style and excellent photography. Late 2008 she announced that she and Amy Locurto where collaborating to develop a photography blog called I heart faces, which would start in January 2009. I remember entering the first contest and thinking that the photo I entered was the best photo I had ever taken. My, how I have grown.
I heart faces is a wonderful place to meet other photographers, to learn new skills and challenge yourself with the weekly contests. The site has really grown and attracted a lot of traffic. I still enjoy entering the contests. Congratulations on a great year! Thanks, Angie and Amy for all the work you put in to a fabulous site that the rest of us can enjoy.
I heart faces is a wonderful place to meet other photographers, to learn new skills and challenge yourself with the weekly contests. The site has really grown and attracted a lot of traffic. I still enjoy entering the contests. Congratulations on a great year! Thanks, Angie and Amy for all the work you put in to a fabulous site that the rest of us can enjoy.
This is my entry for I heart faces, category: "Best Face Photo"
Part of the instructions for this weeks contest was that the photo had to be taken in December 2009 or January 2010. Further instructions were: "We want something that is fresh and new and that shows off where you are in your photography journey right now."
I don't think this is the best photo I have ever taken, but it clearly represents where I am right now in my 'photography journey'. I took this picture inside my house. Indoor photography while still using natural light, is my latest project, and something I find very challenging. It is not my typical shot (a kid outside on the fence with a green pasture as a backdrop and beautiful evening light giving the shot beautiful light), but it is where I am now. Enjoy.
I don't think this is the best photo I have ever taken, but it clearly represents where I am right now in my 'photography journey'. I took this picture inside my house. Indoor photography while still using natural light, is my latest project, and something I find very challenging. It is not my typical shot (a kid outside on the fence with a green pasture as a backdrop and beautiful evening light giving the shot beautiful light), but it is where I am now. Enjoy.
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9 comments:
I think you did a fantastic job! Her eyes are gorgeous and the light is great.
It has been so wonderful having you as a part of i heart faces! I think this photo is absolutely adorable. :)
~Angie
So sweet. :)
It's a great shot! I love indoor window light (even though it can be challenging). Good luck!
How sweet :) Lovely!
very sweet with her doggie
Ohhh so lovely! I'd say you're coming along quite well in your photographic journey! Her eyes are stellar
This is a great journey we are on isn't it? I love this - her eyes are amazing.
So darling! Love this!!
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