Peace and Pandemonium
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
It is done.
My new site is live.
I am very excited!
Please come see me at kieraeve.com and update your rss feeds right now!
It should work this time.
Love you guys!! So much.
I cant wait to start this new phase of my journey.
Woot! Woot!
Thursday, January 19, 2012
I'm Moving. Come with.
So please, dont judge me on this messy layout and crappy lack of design.
Im sprucing up my new space and cant wait to show it to you.
So, in preparation of my big switch, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE update your RSS feeds so you can continue to follow me along my photographic path.
The new site is KIERAEVE.COM.
Update now or you will forget.
As a side note:
I will keep this blog going so if you are interested in sticking around please feel free.
However, the content here will change.
You can expect strictly family/personal stuff here.
No professional work, except for maybe the occasional teaser. :)
It'll be nice to have a space just for my kids. my thoughts. my life.
So excited!!
I cant wait to see you at kieraeve.com in a few days....
Friday, January 6, 2012
Sophie and Steven
In The Studio
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Our Schedule
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
To Those We May Have Missed...
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
The Saenz Family Photo: 2011
Ever since seeing this photo, I have wanted to recreate it with my own family.
I loved the idea of dressing up in tuxedos and gowns.
Fancy, upscale, and glamourous. We can all dream right?
With a big dose of Saenz style, I knew we would have the makings for something really special.
I loved the idea of dressing up in tuxedos and gowns.
Fancy, upscale, and glamourous. We can all dream right?
With a big dose of Saenz style, I knew we would have the makings for something really special.
All the men and my cute boys wore tuxedos and all the girls shopped for fancy gowns.
Each person added their own personal style and that is where the photo really came to life.
We hired a fantastic make up artist/friend, Ashlee Chris, to make us all look beautiful and were lucky enough
to be able to shoot at the amazingly lavish residence at LaCaille.
Finally, I hired my friend and fellow click cliquer Heather at Heather Nan Photography to capture it for us and it was on!
These are the stunning results.
We hope your holidays were as "rich" as ours. Ha!
Merry Christmas 2011.
Each person added their own personal style and that is where the photo really came to life.
We hired a fantastic make up artist/friend, Ashlee Chris, to make us all look beautiful and were lucky enough
to be able to shoot at the amazingly lavish residence at LaCaille.
Finally, I hired my friend and fellow click cliquer Heather at Heather Nan Photography to capture it for us and it was on!
These are the stunning results.
We hope your holidays were as "rich" as ours. Ha!
Merry Christmas 2011.
Monday, December 12, 2011
An Attempt at Ophelia
I have been obsessed with Ophelia for years and years.
I have dreamed of doing a conceptual Ophelia photo shoot for as long as I can remember and I finally decided to try my hand at it a couple weeks ago.
I used a variety of polaroid cameras and different types of film to capture something I intended to be artistic and unique.
Polaroid film inherently has those qualities which is why I chose to photograph in that style.
I will say upfront that I did not get exactly what I had envisioned but I really enjoyed the exploration of the idea
and now have a better idea of what I want to do the next time around.
After fantasizing about this shoot for so long, I knew there was no way I was going to be satisfied with my first attempt but I fully intend on revisiting this concept again, in the near future.
There are so many directions I could take this...
For this particular session, we experimented with milk.
I used a variety of Impossible Polaroid Films including:
PX 680 Color Shade First Flush
PX 70 Color Shade
Spectra Softtone
PX 600 Silver Shade
I have dreamed of doing a conceptual Ophelia photo shoot for as long as I can remember and I finally decided to try my hand at it a couple weeks ago.
I used a variety of polaroid cameras and different types of film to capture something I intended to be artistic and unique.
Polaroid film inherently has those qualities which is why I chose to photograph in that style.
I will say upfront that I did not get exactly what I had envisioned but I really enjoyed the exploration of the idea
and now have a better idea of what I want to do the next time around.
After fantasizing about this shoot for so long, I knew there was no way I was going to be satisfied with my first attempt but I fully intend on revisiting this concept again, in the near future.
There are so many directions I could take this...
For this particular session, we experimented with milk.
I used a variety of Impossible Polaroid Films including:
PX 680 Color Shade First Flush
PX 70 Color Shade
Spectra Softtone
PX 600 Silver Shade
Friday, December 2, 2011
Bathed in Milk
Priscilla soaked in a milky tub all morning for me.
Dont worry, there are more.
Yes, I will share them very soon.
Impossible film.
PX 680 Color Shade.
Dont worry, there are more.
Yes, I will share them very soon.
Impossible film.
PX 680 Color Shade.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Holly
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Anatomy of a Laugh
Kristina and Miles
These images were shot on Ilford 3200 film.
You'd think this would result in pure awesomeness. Especially if you love high grain like I do.
Of course, it helps that my friend Kristina is incredibly beautiful and her sweet son Miles was so calm and happy for the camera.
You'd think this would result in pure awesomeness. Especially if you love high grain like I do.
Unfortunately, there was absolutely no contrast whatsoever when I got the film back.
(Poor developing?)
Therefore I had to run them through some heavy photoshop to achieve this final look.
I thought I would be disappointed because of all the added manipulation, but surprisingly that was not the case.
I love these images. Especially the last one. Sigh...
Therefore I had to run them through some heavy photoshop to achieve this final look.
I thought I would be disappointed because of all the added manipulation, but surprisingly that was not the case.
I love these images. Especially the last one. Sigh...
Of course, it helps that my friend Kristina is incredibly beautiful and her sweet son Miles was so calm and happy for the camera.
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