This is a technique that my whole family has enjoyed using! I found it through Jimmy Bui who in turn found it through Sam Hurd, the creator of the technique. All you do is hold the prism up to the lens and just turn it until you find something you like. Experiment and have fun!! You can purchase a prism on Amazon for about $15. I used a 6 inch long Amlong Prism. No 2 images will be the same! These are portraits from our first day out playing with it. As soon as we got i

Bridgett and Taylor are the CUTEST couple! Here are some highlights from their couples shoot in King's Mountain, NC. I love how natural they were and they didn't feel the need to smile in every single picture. Truly beautiful couple! #photographerking39smountainnc #photographerrockhillsc #photographeryorkcountysc #photographercharlottenc #cutelesbians #lesbiancouple #nikon50mm #nikond3 #nikonsb600 #yongnuoyn622ntx #yongnuoflashtriggers #prettypresets #prettypresetsspringco

Beautiful spring lillies!! With this I was wanting to take a semi-minimalist shot of a single flower, so I grabbed the gear and the baby and headed about 5 feet out my front door. I feel that there is such beauty to a singular flower against black. We didn't really use a black background. I just changed some camera settings and voila! These were taken in super bright sunlight, but with the shutter turned up so far, the flash becomes the only light. What I used: Nikon D60

Tonight my daughter and I decided to shoot some water droplets! We had a blast!! These did not turn out exactly how I wanted, so we will reshoot in the future, but I think it was a good first try. What I am trying to capture is the "crown" the water makes before the droplet actually appears. My daughter, Guinevere, is such a great help to me. The way we shot these: 1.) Make a tiny hole in a plastic sandwich bag, fill with water, and attach to something. 2.) Take a pen or s