When someone schedules their child for a shoot, a standard one. i ALWAYS ask if i can use some for my blog. I ask the teen, if i can do her hair differently, sometimes i use props like hats or jewelry, clothes.
I was given permission yesterday with this senior. She needed no props.
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Thank you, Amy, for appreciating and following my projects.
If you have the time and/or the inclination you can find other work here:
http://javiermolina.prosite.com
Or here:
http://www.molinabarrios.com
Regards
Javier
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My pleasure, Javier! ~amy
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There’s a lot going on behind those eyes. Look at that expression!
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She was a natural. I couldn’t wait to show her how i saw her. Thank you! ~amy
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Straight on is very hard to do. You captured a perfect moment.
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Thank you so much. She is beautiful. ~amy
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Fabulous Amy! Yes, she is gorgeous, but you really always bring something special to your portraits. You have a unique gift…you really do. A little bit of magic happens and it comes from inside you!
Karen
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Hi Karen! I’ve missed seeing you here. I’ve not been blogging b/c of so much other work. Your compliment is…awesome. Thank you. ~amy
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Those eyes! So blue!
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I was so excited when she came for a shoot. I knew i had to have her in my portrait gallery. She is a stunner! ~amy
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Wow, indeed. She is lovely. Ditto the comment about her eyes. Radiant!!
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Wow, indeed. Gorgeous model, and a gorgeous photo.
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Thank you, Paul. She came for senior pictures, but wow, when she let me play, she turned into a thousand watt lightbulb…clearly! ~amy
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I’ve noticed that somehow you do a great job of capturing eyes. With this picture, well, all I can do is repeat your title 😉
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Glistering baby blue eyes piercing into our souls.
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Hi, she is a stunner. I was so happy when she walked into my “studio” for a senior picture. Lucky me! ~amy
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