http://renaissancephotography.com.au Stories from the life and times of Renaissance Photography Mon, 03 Aug 2015 07:09:30 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.2.26 http://renaissancephotography.com.au/2009/portrait_photography/francie-carl-amber/ http://renaissancephotography.com.au/2009/portrait_photography/francie-carl-amber/#comments Tue, 20 Jan 2009 08:43:43 +0000 http://renaissancephotography.com.au/?p=198 After two of the other mum’s in Francie’s mother’s group had shown her their Renaissance family portraits, Francie decided to dive in, with a shoot at home. Thank you Carl for being so accommodating. Carl took the morning off, and I felt like I’d brought an assistant- my camera and lighting gear magically appeared wherever I needed it. Near the end, Carl’s sister dropped by, and helped keep Amber animated. Now it was impossible to take a bad photo! It’s days like this that help compensate for the times a three year old tries to bite off the buttons on my camera. (Psst, I need those buttons just where they are.)]]> http://renaissancephotography.com.au/2009/portrait_photography/francie-carl-amber/feed/ 0 http://renaissancephotography.com.au/2008/portrait_photography/kim-michael-and-abby/ http://renaissancephotography.com.au/2008/portrait_photography/kim-michael-and-abby/#comments Wed, 15 Oct 2008 22:05:03 +0000 http://renaissancephotography.com.au/?p=315 After receiving their wedding photos , Kim and Michael Cunial informed me that I’d now become their family photographer. Sounds good to me! It’s very rewarding being a part of people’s lives over time. Two years on, having now discharged his primary responsibilities as an Italian boy- that of getting married (to a beautiful girl at that), and producing a grandchild, it was time for Michael to send all those previously nagging rels some photos, and put a little family history up on the wall.]]> http://renaissancephotography.com.au/2008/portrait_photography/kim-michael-and-abby/feed/ 0