by Malorie Aaron | Oct 21, 2014 | Individual, Portraits, Senior
Whitney is an absolutely beautiful girl! She is so photogenic, it made it easy to get the shots I was going for. I love that girls hair – those long, brown curls are just stunning on her. Whitney has got the perfect modeling facial expressions. We were in...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 21, 2014 | Individual, Portraits, Senior
Wow, those eyes! Alex is a great person both inside and out – as you can see below. He knew exactly what to do and when I’d tell him to do something specific, he would just naturally do it as if he could read my mind. It was a fabulous experience...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 21, 2014 | Individual, Portraits, Senior
Would you just look at this dark eyed beauty! Wow, is she not just the very essence of beauty and perfection. I can’t get over how natural she was in front of the camera and you can totally see it in these portraits! After using a studio continuous light for...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 21, 2014 | Individual, Portraits, Senior
I loved taking portraits of the beautiful Nikki! She has a subtle beauty that people might overlook if they are not careful. I couldn’t get over how great she looked, even in a t-shirt and jacket – I mean look at her! She is so rockin’ that...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 21, 2014 | Individual, Portraits, Senior
Kenzi is just a natural beauty. I loved how great she was when I asked her to do something and she just boom did it better than i imagined it. It was so neat shooting her up against these neat cabin windows up at Sky Mountain Lodge in Victor, Idaho. The reflections...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 21, 2014 | Portraits, Senior
I had a great time with Michael a couple of weeks ago taking his senior pictures at a gorgeous park on the Snake River in Idaho Fall, Idaho. The lighting was just perfect, and Michael was such a natural. We got there around 6pm and headed out by 7pm. Poor Michael,...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Blog
This is really my first time getting to do water droplet macro photos. I had a blast playing with these stubborn little water droplets this last week. I took most of these on a photography excursion I went on for a class. The neatest thing about this shoot of water...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Blog
Oh my goodness! I think I have found my new pass time for the next few months! Shooting macro (really close shots) is so neat. For these macros, I didn’t have access to any macro tubes, so I just used my zoom lens. It was especially fun once I started to add just...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Blog
After learning how to use water drops in my macro shots, I really couldn’t help myself – I just had to add a few. For most of these I used my zoom lens, the medium sized, and/or large sized macro tubes. I had some incredible insect macro shots from my summer break,...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Blog
Still life macros were both really exciting and a little frustrating for me – believe it or not. Although the subject didn’t move by almost anything but me, I had a hard time getting my creative eye on at first. Once I started to see how to adjust my off camera...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Blog
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Couple, Engagement, Portraits
I traveled out to Utah for a wedding and had the opportunity to take some engagement portraits of Amanda and Keith. It was so beautiful! There is nothing that beats the beauty of Utah mountains.
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Blog
This project was really fun for me. I had a bunch of unedited images of a cute little barn sitting near a small pond. And I took some SQIBB (Studio Quality Invisible Black Background) photos of myself. It’s always just a little bit difficult to take portraits of...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 18, 2014 | Individual, Portraits
While on the BYU-Idaho Comm 316 excursion to the Sky Mountain Lodge near the Jackson, Wyoming area, we were given the assignment to experiment with balancing and controlling light sources. For this post, I want to show you what a reflector is able to do and what you...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 17, 2014 | Blog
While o the BYU-Idaho Comm 316 photo excursion last week, I was able to borrow Sister Esplins filter, which allows you to be able to take bulb (very long) exposures during the day. This first image is what I got from using the ND filter for about one minute during...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 17, 2014 | Blog
For all of you wondering what on earth FAPOS is, let me explain. FAPOS is Caryn Esplin’s well loved acronym for Fine Art Photo Opportunity Stops (see http://comm316.carynesplin.com/projects/fine-art-photography/). All of these Fine Art photos are from an...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 17, 2014 | Blog
For all of you wondering what on earth FAPOS is, let me explain. FAPOS is Caryn Esplin’s well loved acronym for Fine Art Photo Opportunity Stops (see http://comm316.carynesplin.com/projects/fine-art-photography/). All of these Fine Art photos are from an...
by Malorie Aaron | Oct 16, 2014 | Couple
Ok, I might just be bias or something, but I’m pretty sure these two are the funniest, cutest, most lovable couple I know! It was such a great time to be able to photograph Gideon and Summer. They are both getting ready to serve missions here pretty soon, and...
