eyefull Info!

What will this cost and why eyefull Photography?

An eyefull Photoshoot cost is $120.
(an additional fee of $10 per person will be assessed for the session over four people).


Book any two eyefull photoshoots for $190
(for example: maternity/newborn; newborn/6 months)

eyefull Wedding photo sessions start at $550 and up depending on size of wedding and venue.

Eyefull engagement session cost is $120.
(schedule an engagement and wedding for a 30% discount off the total)!

an eyefull of possibilities!

 

The Only limitations is our imagination. With good light and a decent background, photographs can be taken just about anywhere! Let's imagine together and make it happen!

an eyefull of A Natural Beauty

I met this nugget and her mother at play group several months ago. I have wanted to get her in front of my lens ever since i met her. She is so sweet. Her parents said that they always have a hard time getting her to cooperate for photos. Well, she made me work for them today for sure! But that's okay. Sometimes the beauty is in the natural look...



Another photo with just Mom. She just looks so classic in this shot. I wished I had some gloves and a small train case for her. I told her she belonged in a different era in these shots. So pretty.

an eyefull of All Boy!

Oh goodness did I get to photograph Jack on his first birthday! I was able to meet Jack, his parents, his maternal grandparents, his paternal grandparents and even his paternal great grandmother! What a blessing for this guy to have all of these warm and wonderful people around him to celebrate his first year!



Happy Birthday Jack!

More Texturizing!

A new internet friend, Stacy Dewitt of The Love Shack blog http://adoptbellagrace.blogspot.com
saw my picture of the girls and edited it for me. She wrote, "Hi!

I just loved your photo. It was already beautiful. I just edited it for fun to see if I could enhance the colors without changing the integrity of the photo. I hope you don't mind. I am always trying to learn new techniques. I used Florabella milk chocolate overlay in soft light.
It's attached.

With love,
Stacy
http://adoptbellagrace.blogspot.com"

I love her edit! I just figured out, today, how to use textures (hence my post New Textures!) and I hope to get better and better and using these on my photos to enhance them!




Original, with just a few actions run on it.


Hers is so much better! Thanks Stacy!

New Textures!

Thanks to Flikr I just discovered how to use textures on pictures and now I want to texturize everything!


This is the original.

I wanted to retexturize {serious girl} to see how they would work on faces. I don't think they came out half bad.




This is the original.



Here is a picture of my friends twins sitting on the beach. I didn't take this picture, but added a little something to it to give it some pop.


The original.

Looking forward...

I am looking forward to the holiday season. But, in all reality, I am actually surprised it is already here! Didn't I just take down Christmas lights last week?!

I will be busy for a few weeks, busy for me, is having scheduled, on the books, sessions (YAY!). Almost every weekend up until a week or so before Christmas, I will have a session, for that I am most thankful.

This next year, I hope to buy a new camera (yay!) because, of course I have one in mind (Canon 5D probably) and I want to update this website to a real photography site with all the pertinent information you will need. I pray that next year, this little business finds its niche here in Maricopa and that I continue to meet wonderful people and produce beautiful photos.