Prayers are going up!!!

Remembrance Photography is lifting up in pray the families of the 19 firefighters who lost their lives in the fire in Yarnell, Az. May God bring them peace and comfort.

Day 54

I bought these flowers to decorate my yard. I love these!!!!

Day 53

These are the 2 portrait that are on display at The Prescott Center for the Arts. The show opens this Friday from 6 to 8. I will be there for the opening so come and see some great art and have some appetizers!!! Food is always a good thing!!! lol

Summer Special!!!!

Through July 31, I am offering a free 8x10 print with a paid session. This is a $20 value. Plus, for the first 5 people that book an session, I will throw in an additional 10% off their session. Contact me at my website......www.remembrance-photography.net

Day 52

My daughter's hands after painting her nails.

Day 51

My son enjoying a pop at Tsunami on the Square.

Day 50

Blueberry waffles with applesauce and raspberries. Who needs syrup?

Day 49

Hard at work! Helping to make our experience at Heights church a true time of worship!

Also, did you know that.......

Cameras and guns share a common history – in the early days of cameras being manufactured, some dry plate cameras were explicitly modelled on Colt revolver mechanisms, and the design of cinema cameras was modelled on machine guns. Closer still, when William Walker and George Eastman of Kodak developed a new paper negative, it used guncotton. This was expanded upon by a French inventor who created a gelatinised guncotton that could be cut into trips, which in turn permitted the first modern smokeless fun powder. Later on, amyl acetate was added to this, as well as nitroglycerine and acetone. So essentially, at the time, cameras and guns both contained the same sort of chemicals in their cartridges. 

Wow! Scary! Maybe that is why they call it a photo shoot. hehe

Day 48

Relaxing out of the heat!!

Happy Father's Day

Remembrance Photography wants to wish a very Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there! God bless each one of you on this day!!

Day 47

I was playing around with lighting and focus. I thought this turned out really cool!

Day 46

I am working on lighting still. It is a hard one for me, but I think I am getting close. hehe

Day 45

This is actually the same day, but different scenery, so I decided to cheat and say it is a different day. 

Day 44

Rolling down the hill on a summery day!!!

Day 43

Just saw a neat photo opportunity and took it!

Day 42

A leisurely game of Monopoly on a hot afternoon.

Day 41

The whole point of this project is to practice and learn better technique. I am my own worst critic, so I can see the imperfections in my photos and it drives me crazy. Lol. I am learning and am seeing improvement so that is what counts. 

Day 40

This is the backdrop at our church, The Heights. They have such creativity!!

Photography fact

The most expensive camera ever sold was a rare 1923 Leica camera, which went for $2.8 million at auction in Vienna.

Day 39

My daughter at her violin recital!!!

Day 38

I went with a photography group I am in and took photos of the sun setting and the moon rising. It was so fun!!!

Day 37

A sweet little girl!

Update and Fun Fact

I am still doing the 365 project. I just have had lots of photo business lately so I have been busy with that. I will continue with it. I have had a few people remark on how they enjoy it. Thank you for that! 
So, for now, I will post another tidbit:

In a survey undertaken last year, 76 per cent of people from Britain were seen to be drunk in photos in which they were tagged.

Pet Sessions

Don't forget about the furrier members of your family! They are an important part of the family! Remembrance Photography also does Pet Sessions! Contact me today to set up and appointment!!!