So at first Miles wasn't really happy when he found out he got the lollipop in exchange for being my model..... but, at least his mood didn't last too long. He was a very good little subject the rest of the time.

What do you guys think of his new haircut? Any ideas on some product that will last in his hair? (syd? tiff?) After just a few minutes he turns into mr. fuzzyhead.


I still have a lot more learnin' to do. Will I ever totally "get" my camera? I don't know, but I had a fun session with a super cute little model today. Up next..... the big sisters.
5 comments:
These pictures are amazing! You can really see how his eyes are two different colors. I love the first picture!
Great job Lynda! I see definite catch lights there! :) Keep it up!
Amazing. Really, you have a talent for this Lynda. Are you taking a class? Or found a good place you are learning from? I really want to know. I keep exploring with my somewhat new camera and failing big time. I need help! These are beautiful. (what program do you use to fix your images?)
Great shots Lynda. On the gel part. I read somewhere you can make your own gel with unflavored gelatin. Cheap and great for kiddos.
Exceedingly good shots of an exceedingly good boy!!!
I look forward to seeing how you display them in your home.
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