RaG MoP Photography is a division of Rebeca Greene Photography

Sunday, July 20, 2014

Big Brown Eyes

I have to say that I love to capture the angelic faces of children. They are so full of expression and curiosity. The big eyes, silky smooth skin, fabulous smiles and all-around adorableness. As I write this, I find that I could insert several different kids that I've photographed in this blog, but I have one specific little guy in mind for this one.

I met little Noah for his six month photos. Oh, those big brown eyes!!! Big enough to melt your heart. They just reach out to you in every picture. Such a cutie! And, what a personality!

See What I'm Talking About?
Look at the eyelashes.


What a character.



They say the eyes are the window to the soul.



He has one great looking family.


He's at the fingers in the mouth stage. So cute.


He was digging the Sock Monkey.



Then we did a bear in a honey pot.


What a great face.


This is one tough bear.



Cutest news boy around.


Eyes of Wonder.


Oh my!


Adorable.


Daddy's little sports fan.







What a happy camper!


Here's looking at you.




See...melt your heart.


A division of Rebeca Greene Photography

Saturday, June 7, 2014

Showing 'Em What You Got

I have someone that may be considering me for their family portraits. I realize that I need more of that here to have a well-rounded representation of what I have under my belt. What I'm capable of. By the way, I am currently working on my first website...stay tuned.

I photographed this family a while ago. Actually, it was my first real paying gig. A friend of a friend. I was on my own with the light set up for the first time. Admittedly, I was a little nervous, but it all turned out fine. All in all, we had a really good time and I got some great shots. The key is for YOU to relax, put THEM at ease and have fun.

I have to say that every photo session is a learning experience. I always come away with something new. It could be stumbling upon a fresh editing technique, conquering a posing challenge, being aware of your photo composition and lighting, or even a near disaster that teaches me a lesson. Thankfully, no real disasters yet. Best of all, I get a new-found sense of accomplishment and added self-confidence. Plus, I love doing it!!!


This is Brad and Terri and their beautiful blended family.


The Whole Family








Mom and Her Boys

Brothers





Dad and His Girls

Sisters





Adorable Reindeer



Handsome Dad


Pretty Mom

Let's go outside.



Check out the Art Work!

The Girls

The Boys

The Proud Parents
Good times with some gorgeous people.


Saturday, May 31, 2014

The Avery Project

In February I embarked on a year long project. My niece had her third baby and I went for the newborn shoot. I proposed that I come each month and document the first year of life. She jumped all over that and we have a standing date at the end of each month.

This endeavor has a many-fold purpose.

* I get to practice my craft - posing, taking, editing.
* I make different outfits for each shoot, so I now have a growing stock of prop choices.
* It gets my creative juices flowing.
* My portfolio is getting larger.
* It's a test to see if I want to offer this service and what it's worth.
* It reaffirms how much I love to do this.
* Mom and dad get a boatload of pics of the kiddies.
* And a big bonus, I'm getting close with my niece and nephew and their three adorable chittlins.


This is the first of the series. Avery - The Newborn




I like to try and tailor some of their props to Mom and Dad's likes. We have Disney fans here.






Mom requested "The Turtle".





A little Mommy and Daddy action.




Getting down to the basics.






Got to throw a little RaG MoP colors in when I can.


Mommy likes the little curlique on his head.



And don't forget the occasional super hero.

I'm Batman



I'm a little pea pod...




Feeling wide awake


I'm Bored

Avery has a big brother and sister that I always include in the mix. They don't always pose together as they are a rambunctious bunch of free spirits. Sometimes they want to participate and sometimes they don't.

ONE

TWO

THREE


And there you have it...one of thirteen.