Tag: “children’s photography”

Family Portrait In Glendalough

Post author By Claire
Post date May 14, 2008
20 Comments on Family Portrait In Glendalough

Canon 5D, 28mm, f3.2, 1/250, ISO 400

A couple of weekends ago I spent the morning up in Glendalough photographing this little guy and his mum and dad. His name is Tommy and he was a little shy of me and my camera at first. After a bit of stone throwing in the lake though he soon got used to me and we had a great time. He’s such a little character:

Canon 5D, 85mm, f3.5, 1/640, ISO 400

Canon 5D, 85mm, f3.5, 1/400, ISO 400

Canon 5D, 28mm, f3.5, 1/500, ISO 400

Thank you Sarah and John for allowing me to post these photos, and for the suggestion of Glendalough as a location! Even in not so great weather, it’s so beautiful up there. I just want to sneak one more in because it’s my favourite, I just love his little expression 😀 :

Canon 5D, 85mm, f3.5, 1/250, ISO 400

If you’d like me to take photographs of you or your family I’ve added a contact form to the website here. Fill it in and I’ll send you details and if you have any ideas for interesting locations then I’d love to hear them!

Tags "children's photography", "family photography", "greystones photographer", "irish photographer", "wicklow photographer", gingerpixel, glendalough, Ireland

Ireland Photography

For My Mum

Canon 5D, 28mm, f2, 1/320, ISO 100

The main reason for going to Kilmacurragh this weekend was to take some photographs of Eve and her cousins for my Mum, the doting granny (she’ll love that one). We’re going to get these ones printed onto canvas so I’m excited to see how they turn out.

Canon 5D, 30mm, f4, 1/160, ISO 100

Canon 5D, 28mm, f2.5, 1/400, ISO 100

And this is a little stone shed near the carpark, love this window:

Canon 5D, 20mm, f6.3, 1/250, ISO 200

Tags "children's photography", "wicklow photographer", flowers, forest, gingerpixel, Ireland, kilmacurragh, lifestyle, natural, spring, wicklow

Photography Portrait A Day

#31: Quinlin

Canon 10D, 85mm, f1.8, 1/45, ISO 400

This is Erik and Marci’s eldest daughter. Her name is Quinlin and she is such a beautiful, fun little girl. She is a wonderful big sister and I am so happy I got to spend some time with her. She uses a lot of sign language to communicate as she has a condition called Cri Du Chat which makes it difficult for her to communicate vocally. I took these photos in the evening, just as the sun was going down. Quinnlin was sitting in her mum’s lap and they were reading together. The light from the window as the sun set was like a spotlight on Quinlin’s face.