Nevada City-Pure Fun

Every once and awhile, my husband and I will hop in the car and take a drive. I'm sure you know the feeling...stopping by a local convenient store to pick up a cool drink, pumping up the gas tank full, heading off according to the directions of Google maps to some unknown place, all the while enjoying each others company, music and the scenery. Ahh...yes, going for a drive. It must be the "spirit of exploration" that the early pioneers had that we share so deep. So...we ventured to Nevada City, which coincidentally, isn't in Nevada at all, but rather California! An early town, established in the 1800's during the gold rush, still had the essence of history that my husband and I enjoyed. We talked, we walked, we ate scrumptious food, enjoyed delicious ice cream, and of course, took pictures! Enjoy! 

-Fawn

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Holga Love

On Ben and Julie's engagement session I brought along my Holga camera and here are a few of the pictures I snapped! Enjoy!

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M2 2009 Spring Workshop-Fawns Images

WOW, WOW, WOW! The M2 2009 Spring Workshop was simply amazing! Finally, I'm able to enter a post! Looking back on the blessed event, I wholeheartedly agree with everything Tiffany said, and am incredibly thankful to have been given this opportunity of working with such awesome photographers & models! Picture this: Saturday afternoon. You're in the desert. It's noon. The time of day that has the brightest of sun, and the least complimentary of light. There's sand. Lots of sand. So much sand in fact, that it blows ity-bitty little particles all over your body, and mischievously all over your camera. The circumstances might be a little intimidating. Would you wanna give up? Well, not the Pure Photography girls and all who came! Michael Escalera & Michael Imus orchestrated yet again, another amazing workshop!

I have to admit, that out of the two sessions we had that day, Session 1 was my least favorite. I was so caught up in the “technical” part of the shoot, that I worried too much about exposures, poses, etc. and I couldn't get my “heart” into the pictures. The models on the other hand, were great!! It wasn't until our 2nd session, that I got out of my “comfort zone,” and ran all over the place taking every image I could think of from every angle possible. Even as the sun started to set, and the cool air met the warm air, kicking up winds (and guess what else- sand!) I refused to give up, getting down on hands & knees to shoot from the ground. It was exhilarating, and I was pleased with the results!

Tiffany & I hope you've enjoyed the pictures, and if you're a photographer, consider taking one of Michael Escalera & Michael Imus's Workshops. It's well worth the time & investment! -Fawn

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