Well, here I am! I’m a wife and a mother from Davis County doing what I love.

I’m here to capture you being you, so grab your Favorite Things and let’s get this going! xox Laci

4.20.2010

Seniors Rule!

Seriously she is so pretty and natural! I can't even say how wonderful it was to take photos of someone who stood still without bribing with candy :)

Thank you cute Kristen you're darling and yaay for bringing your Favorite Thing! 

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4.19.2010

Now offering


Highschool Dance mini sessions!
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I'm really excited about this because
don't we all wish we had better dance photos?! 
And i'm offering a C.D so we can store the digital copies forever :)
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Details
$40 per couple (minimum 3 couples in group)
  • 30 min. photo shoot with multiple poses!
  • 1 Copyright C.D with 15 or more images (depending on group size) this means you can print all the photos you want, add them on facebook, blogs, and store all your darling photos and memories forever on your computer!
  • 2 8x10's (you choose group or couple shot)
Add ons
8x10 $8.00
wallets (sheet of 8) $8.00
5x7 $4.00
extra copyright cd $5.00
Prom-2010
I think you could even do this for your day date!
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Because it obviously fun!
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Want to see what it will be like in action?
Look here

*attention Box Elder
I will be taking 4 groups for morp. 
Sign your group up for a session
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4.14.2010

4.09.2010

DIY Dance Photos

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Find a Location that Fits the Group

The location sets the mood for your photos. Find something that fits the Groups style well. If they are fun with bold dresses and personality go to a bold background. If they are wearing softer colors go to a great field or orchard. A High School is also a great place. It's meaningful to the group and has great levels. Use the bleachers, field, benches and any fun colors or brick walls you see.



Props

Using props is a great way to make the kids feel comfortable right off the bat. It breaks any tension and lets them be their fun goofy selves. I like to bring thins such as an empty frame that you can find at a thrift store, or poster board is also a great option. You can add the name of the dance and year that they are going, or any other fun words. Any props that make for a fun happy environment will add great personality to all your photos.



Go for Details

Don't forget those detail shots. Get up close! Details are great to remember all the things you worked so hard on. It adds more to memory to your photos. So go zoom in and photo those shoes, hair pieces, flowers, makeup and any other detail you worked hard on.



Engagement Photos Act as Inspiration

It can be hard to think of great posing. Go look at some engagement photos you have loved, and pay attention to what you love about them. Is it how they are standing, the levels they are on, the way their head is turned just right? Although these kids are not about to get married; now days, with such urban photography you have many more unique options.



Play with your Focus

Changing your focus will add such great interest to a photo. You need to make sure you have created depth of field, and then just put your red focus dot on one person or object.

4.08.2010

5:46pm
Taping for my next Studio 5 segment airing tomorrow

serious-shooting
What hints, tips, tricks would you like to see me talk about next time?

4.06.2010

11:52am
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Sledding in April.


Something I have been trying to do daily on my family blog is to document a moment everyday. I sometimes get overwhelmed thinking of blogging a big and great post, and this has made it so much easier. Just one picture and one sentence. It can be more but doesn't need to. So far It has been great and has helped me out a lot in my journaling. I thought I would share a moment of our day with you :)