I tried something new this week for my pictures. A technique called “free lensing.” It’s when you detach your lens from the camera and then place it close, but not attached, to take the picture. It creates a “lensbaby” type blur and it’s so fun. I’m still working on my focus – as you can...
I didn’t have a lot of time to shoot for myself last week, in fact when I realized it was time for this week’s post, I wasn’t sure I had anything to share. Then I remembered I took a couple of pics of the girls being their silly selves. I thought these shots just called...
I can’t believe it’s already been four weeks of this amazing project! It’s so much fun and I love seeing everyone’s work each week. I took these with a rented 35mm, 1.4 lens which I am now in love with. It’s wider than my 50mm and really helps capture the whole story without having to...
Today, this little girl turns five. FIVE. How did that happen? When did that happen? She’s squishy. She’s goofy. She’s sweet. She’s sassy. She’s stubborn. She’s five. Wow. I took these pictures the other day while she was singing “Let it Go” from the Frozen soundtrack. She takes her Disney very seriously. After all, she’s...
This week was kinda hectic and rainy and cold. So I didn’t have a lot of time to shoot. So I did what I always do, tell the girls to stand against the white wall in my “studio.” They never disappoint. Continue scrolling through the blog circle and visit Las Vegas photographer Jennifer Steffen’s blog,...
Megan Evans Photography is located in Annapolis, Maryland, serving Baltimore, Washington DC and the Eastern shore. Megan specializes in senior photography, families and commercial.
JulieSo crazy, I read that tutorial this week!!! You have inspired me to actually try it too–GORGEOUS!
Meghan HarrisonSo neat! Going to have to try this for sure!
Carrie TerronesOh wow…the snow in Ryan’s is AWESOME! Great job! I probably wouldn’t have gotten either eye in focus, ha!
To the Moon and Back » Julie Livermore Photography[…] Once home and all snuggled up watching cartoons, I attempted a technique called freelensing. Megan’s post a few weeks ago gave me the idea to try this! I took my lens off the camera, and played around to […]