Wow! I love all the pictures but most especially the last one. I could feel your little Gavin smiling down on you guys and I am sure that is why you captured the final picture. Still praying for your lovely family.
Hi Natalie, I have been following your blog since I linked to it awhile back from a prayer request for Gavin. I have been following and praying for you and your family ever since. I'm usually not a commenter, but I was moved to say hello this morning. We will be celebrating my own little Asher's 3rd birthday this weekend :) As a fellow lover of photography, I have really enjoyed looking at your work. I have to say that it is all beautiful, but the shots you take of an ordinary day- those really move me. I love how photography allows me to capture the beauty of an ordinary day- it's like my lens was created to highlight the beautiful, "ordinary" things that God gifts me on a daily basis.
You totally do that with your camera.
Thank you for sharing your life and photography lessons. You are an artist and an inspirer!
My daughter Amelia is just a little over four months old and every time I kiss her I send up praise as well as prayers of comfort for your family. Thank you again for sharing your story.
my kids were likely off jumping on the trampoline (or more likely peeing in the bushes) while I snapped a few shots of the birthday boy, his siblings and their cousins.
I am the Martins' daughter-in-law and I have been following your blog and I know you get a ton of responses, but I was hoping you could let me know how you get the type of lighting on the 6th picture down. I love how his eyes are so clear and bright and rest of him is illuminated.
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Wow! I love all the pictures but most especially the last one. I could feel your little Gavin smiling down on you guys and I am sure that is why you captured the final picture. Still praying for your lovely family.
Hi Natalie,
I have been following your blog since I linked to it awhile back from a prayer request for Gavin. I have been following and praying for you and your family ever since. I'm usually not a commenter, but I was moved to say hello this morning. We will be celebrating my own little Asher's 3rd birthday this weekend :) As a fellow lover of photography, I have really enjoyed looking at your work. I have to say that it is all beautiful, but the shots you take of an ordinary day- those really move me. I love how photography allows me to capture the beauty of an ordinary day- it's like my lens was created to highlight the beautiful, "ordinary" things that God gifts me on a daily basis.
You totally do that with your camera.
Thank you for sharing your life and photography lessons. You are an artist and an inspirer!
My daughter Amelia is just a little over four months old and every time I kiss her I send up praise as well as prayers of comfort for your family. Thank you again for sharing your story.
Blessings today and always,
Brittany
I LOVE that the boys are always shirtless! It seems so Hawaii-ish
:)
just to clarify: none of these kids are my own. :) Just much loved friends. :)
my kids were likely off jumping on the trampoline (or more likely peeing in the bushes) while I snapped a few shots of the birthday boy, his siblings and their cousins.
Oh some of my favorite people! I wish I could have been there! I love little asher
I am the Martins' daughter-in-law and
I have been following your blog and I know you get a ton of responses, but I was hoping you could let me know how you get the type of lighting on the 6th picture down. I love how his eyes are so clear and bright and rest of him is illuminated.
Niki Martins
nikijm@gmail.com
Niki,
It's natural light overexposed by a full stop. Shot wide open so there is a natural vignette. :)
Hope that helps!
Beautiful photos!!!!
Thank you! I will try it :)
Niki
um flat out, those bw's are freaking amazing.
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