Dyma rhai o luniau plant a theuluoedd cawson ni yn ffair Nadolig Moelyci.
Diolch i bawb wnaeth dod lawr, a blwyddyn newydd dda! 🙂
Some photos from Moelyci xmas fair.
I love doing kids and family shoots!
It’s great to do them outside, but if the weather’s bad there’s always the option of an indoor studio too.
Until December 15th I’m offering family shoots for £20.
Call 07890 329 870 for details or find me on facebook.
See here for how photos are delivered and price list for prints, books and wall art.
You’ve got to hand it to the people at Storiel in Bangor – they know how to bring art and history to life!
For this event they put on a whole 1960s experience, where people could dress up, make things, and listen to cool music, all as an accompaniment to an exhibition there.
I took some photos to document it. And dressed up as a rasta. 🙂
Find out what’s on at Storiel.
I used to hate having my photo taken – there are probably only about three photos in total of me as a teenager – so I totally sympathise when people tell me they don’t like having their picture taken either.
In fact, it’s probably one of the most common things I hear.
Some people are naturally confident and relaxed, some people get very nervous, but most of us are somewhere inbetween.
Why are we not all super-confident and relaxed in front of the camera? I think there are two main reasons:
Edit: Pleased to say this ‘invention’ has been featured on diyphotography.net!
This is not the kind of set-up I’d use at a wedding – bit rough and ready for that – but my lampshade speedlite mod was ideal for photographing people at a halloween music event.
It couldn’t really be more simple, all I did was tape tin-foil on the inside of the lampshade and a bit of foil on top, and then attach it to my flash.
It acts as an excellent diffuser, and the key advantage it has over an umbrella is it’s much less likely to get blown over and break.
Here are some sample images: