Showing posts with label mackenzie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mackenzie. Show all posts

Friday, 29 January 2016

Newborn Shoot-Holly

Baby Holly was an absolute dream to photograph. Born at 6 pounds, she was so sweet and tiny. For this shoot, I worked mostly with whites and neutrals, with little pops of pinks and purples.
I also used my lightbox in a different way. I used it as a backlight/backdrop for some images with mum/dad/sister. It worked out really well, but will take some more practice to perfect it, as I had some issues with "sunspots" (I suppose you could call them). Gaining focus was also tricky, but I managed to get it sorted without the images being completely silhouetted.

Here's some images from the shoot for you to enjoy.


Btw, we well also be having a February Sale! Every Basic Newborn, Maternity and Family photography package will be just $90 till the end of February. So keep an eye on our Facebook page for that.

Tuesday, 1 December 2015

Busy Weekend

As the title suggests, it's been an incredibly busy week here at Chloe Mackenzie Photography. The formal that I photographed last Friday turned out great, but it was a lot of work. I got through the editing super quickly as I knew converting to disc would take a while....ended up taking about 2 solid days just to burn the images to the discs. Granted, I was flattered that I was booked. It was my first major photoshoot, and was sort of a tester. It took me out of my comfort zone, which I've promised myself that I will be doing more often. Although I did enjoy it, it is a lot more work than what I expected it to be. It will be something I would considering doing again in the future, but events wouldn't be an avenue that I would like to specialize. I much prefer newborns. Which is why I have not advertised or mentioned it on my social media pages.
On Saturday I also photographed a beautiful young family. It was quite challenging, as it consisted with a toddler and a newborn, but ultimately it was very rewarding. I got some amazing shots of the family at the beginning, but then the little man was far to interested in my camera to sit back down with his mum. Eventually I decided that getting some images of him in his element (running around, getting excited over everything from leaves to ducks) was the best way for this shoot to become a success. His smile was enough to make any photograph memorable.
Tomorrow I will be traveling to photograph a gorgeous mum to be.......I may be a little bias as she is my sister, but I can not wait. It's finally a chance for me to test out my new softboxes, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it all turns out.

I've been considering and pondering where my blog is going. I understand that my audience isn't large (I actually don't think there's anyone reading this), but it helps me to unwind when things are getting quite busy, which is nice.