Sunday, June 29, 2008
Cool & Sultry
What do you get when you combine cool and sultry...? Amazing pictures! A & P, you were like professional models in front of the camera. I really enjoyed our time together. Thank you for a great session.
Sending much love,
Leslie
Cool
Cool, meaning calm and collected, is the only way I can describe this session. He really knew how to pose for the camera and it made my job very easy. As soon as I took about 4 to 5 shots he was already facing a different direction with yet a new pose, but he still held the poses long enough for me to capture him. He was very cool throughout the session and was able to handle the spot light nicely.
It was nice meeting you A,
--Leslie
Sultry
I love seeing people work with the camera! When I build a trust relationship with a person, it really shows in their photographs. My goal is to create a comfortable setting that allows people to relax and be themselves. The focus then goes into making a great photo rather than forcing a look or idea. For this session, we discussed various ideas and styles. This young beautiful lady, who knows how to work the camera, really shined through. I appreciate her ability to go for a look, and then is able to pull it off. Her images feel natural and genuine.
Once again, beautiful work P.
--Leslie
Sunday, June 22, 2008
G Family
"G" Family, Thank you so much for a wonderful session. Here are some sneak peaks from your photo shoot. I hope you enjoy them. You have a beautiful family. Love, Leslie
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Houston, We Have Contact
My twin boys are two years old. They are constantly moving around. I usually capture twin sightings, you know... shots of the backs of their heads or them running past the camera. Finally, I captured an image were we have eye contact!!! Why is it so hard to photograph your own children?
Friday, June 13, 2008
Mi Welita
Welita,
Aquí están algunas fotografías de usted. Usted es la única abuela que tengo, y soy agradecido que le conozco.
I love you,
Leslie
Thinking of you, بابا
Although we did not speak the same language and lived in different countries, you were the only grandfather I met. I was looking through some photos from 2004 when you came to visit the United States. That was the last time I saw you. I remember the time you came to visit when I was about 7 or 8. You re-tiled my parent's bathtub. After you were in there for a few hours, I went to go and see you. You were covered in white powder from head to toe. I thought it was the funniest thing. Thank you for making me smile. Rest in peace...
Leslie
Monday, June 9, 2008
First Communion
I love this picture of K. We were standing outside the church after our First Communion ceremony and here was this big blue eyed darling standing next to me. I had to take her picture. The stare in her eyes send out such a peaceful feeling. I like the contrast in her attire and her hair. Her veil and dress are simply elegant yet her hair does not match the occasion. However, her eyes draw you into the image and all you can see is her sweet face. I think this image is symbolic of the day, because receiving communion is not about what you wear or how you look. It is about a personal and physical connection with Jesus. And this portrait recreates a similar connection that draws you to her.
What a big day it is to receive first communion! Congratulations K, I am glad I was there to capture this special time. Remember this day and what it means as you continue your life with Jesus.
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Tribal Delight with Sharon Kiara
Aela, sorry it has taken me a while to post these images. I truly had a wonderful time dancing and photographing that night. To all the ladies (and man) dancing in the show, all I can say is WOW! There was so much talent, beauty and elegance on the dance floor. Thank you so much for an eventful and delightful show. To all my friends who came to watch the performances... You guys ROCK!!! I loved seeing you out there and from the bottom of my heart, I am thankful for your friendship and support. Make sure to check out the slideshow underneath Sharon's Photo. Special Thank you to Aela Badiana for organizing and putting on a great show.
--Leslie
--Leslie
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