What I have been busy with! :)

[EJBPhoto]

This was my very first photography forum and although I don't use it much (because I am a children's photographer and there tends to be less children's photography at TPF), I do feel very nostalgic about coming back and posting!

Anyway, just wanting to share really. Also wanted to say my new website is up at www.erinbellphotography.com so I would love to know what you think!

Anyway, here are just like 5 recents from my last few months. They're all different kids- first two are twins!

And I need to share a boy!

 

[oldnavy170]

Again, another set of amazing portraits (my favorite of course )

 

[heip]

Nice work, good job on the eyes.

 

[tkme4ard]

those are awesome, off to PM you LOL

 

[kundalini]

There's something about #3 that really makes my heart happy. Free spirit.

 

[JimmyJaceyMom]

AWE THose are so sweet and well done! Of course you know that
I went to tour site and it's beautiful! I think the first picture in 'magic' is just so special with those little girls and that teeny baby! Awesome!

 

[EJBPhoto]

Thank you Kathi! They ordered that BIG and I was so happy. I'm booked for most of the fall but I only do a few sessions a month.... I think you asked that in the other thread. Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks everyone for the comments!

 

[acaldwell]

There's something about #3 that really makes my heart happy. Free spirit.

i agree. great photos!

 

[Sweetsomedays]

I think your photo's capture so much of a childs spirit. And I love your PP work!

 

[ddm1975]

Love them! My favorites are creative outdoor, but I love your studio shot too! I'm not at all familiar with studio......what do you use; lighting, etc? Thanks

 

[Splouff]

Erin, I just love #1!

 

[EJBPhoto]

Thank you They're actually all on location and natural light.

Thanks everyone!

 

[D40]

I really like the eyes! May be a dumb question but how are they done to look like that? Thanks they look great!

 

[EJBPhoto]

Some people pop eyes on purpose. I just edit my photo and let them pop themselves The main thing you're probably noticing is the defog (USM at 40, 60, 1) as well as a soft light layer at 20 percent.

A lot of it is also in camera. I have a very very sharp lens and as you can see these are tack sharp so I got the technical aspects right.

Thanks!

 

[Sweetsomedays]

How do you get them so bright without blowing them out?