Monday, November 7, 2016
Amelia and Jake Visit Botanical Garden
Labels: Babies, Children, Family
Botanical Garden,
children photography,
Family photography,
portrait,
summer
Location:Charlotte, North Carolina
Belmont, NC 28012, USA
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Portrait Photography: Amelia's First Birthday
Amelia's First Birthday
I had the opportunity to photograph Amelia on her first birthday. I had a ball capturing Amelia's personality as she celebrated her big day! And we were able to photograph tender moments with her mom and exciting ones with her big brother.
Check out the photos and the information for booking your own family or birthday photos by emailing me: ppeterson6030@gmail.com. I live in Charlotte, NC and am happy to chat with you about your own photo shoot.
Labels: Babies, Children, Family
birthday photography,
children photography,
Family photography,
Photography
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Olivia at 4 months
Is Olivia really 4 months? It seems like just yesterday, her parents brought her to me for her newborn photo session when she was 10 days old. She was a sweet, sweet baby then and now. But now she is holding her head up to see the world. And what a smile...
Live in the Charlotte, NC area? Looking for a photographer for your newborn or family photo? Contact me for information about a portrait session for your child or family at phyllis@pdpetersonphoto.com.
Olivia looking adorable at 4 months |
Bright Eyes |
Location:Charlotte, North Carolina
Charlotte, NC, USA
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Arizona Christmas
Arizona Christmas
This past week we flew to Arizona to share grandson, William Gregory's first Christmas. Sam, Rob, his girlfriend Megan joined Bob and I for five days 5 days in Arizona. The following pictures are just a few of the many photos we took during our stay.
This past week we flew to Arizona to share grandson, William Gregory's first Christmas. Sam, Rob, his girlfriend Megan joined Bob and I for five days 5 days in Arizona. The following pictures are just a few of the many photos we took during our stay.
William's Hand |
Beth and William |
William Close-up |
Sister Beth and Sarah with William |
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Palm Trees at Sunset |
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Beth and William play the drum |
William Celebrates Christmas |
William on the Cheerios Mirror |
William sees his reflection |
William and Megan |
Rob and William |
Karl holds William |
Location:Charlotte, North Carolina
Mesa, AZ, USA
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Family Site
This blog site is now going to be devoted to family pictures and discussions of that nature. To that end I am going to post the pics of Tom and Nancy's house that some folks did not see. (I didn't post them in my photography blog: pdpetersonphoto.com/blog/ when I posted the Cascades Loop trip in Washington State.)
The above is a photo os Tom's house with the cadillac named "Mom" in the foreground. He is proud of that car.
The above is a photo os Tom's house with the cadillac named "Mom" in the foreground. He is proud of that car.
Tom and Nancy walking the dogs |
Tom and Nancy with Dogs |
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
New Website
Got a new website. Check it out. Let me know what you think. Click on the following link.
http://pdpetersonphoto.com/index.html
http://pdpetersonphoto.com/index.html
Monday, August 13, 2012
Valensole Plain 2012
Lavender Fields, Valensole Plain by Phyllis D. Peterson, 2012 |
As photographers we are all aware of the popular scene of neat, clean purple rows stretching into the horizon. How do you capture the scene without being boring? First of all, not all the rows were neat and clean. You had to find rows that were mostly purple. It was difficult because we were at the beginning of the two week period of bloom, so there were distracting green and white plants mixed in. We were lucky in that there were field of bright green fields to break up the color, and bordered by fields of wheat. The trick is to shoot down the rows to show the perspective of converging lines in the distance. And, because it is a landscape shot needing focus in the distance you have to plan to set your aperture small (larger number) like f/16 or f/22. If you use Aperture Priority, the shutter speed will adjust and you just need to tweak it with the Exposure Compensation. Focus into the scene about 1/3 of the way in and you will get good focus, front to back.
We went to the market at Sault and took pictures of the lavender that was for sale. Of course, I brought home some lavender fragrance bags for my drawers at home. The fragrance brings me back to that place and time.
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