Pixel Darkroom Photography

I had good light so I took it. This is all natural light portrait with little modification in post production. The fill light coming from below is a big strong patch of sun bouncing off the ground. You have to have your eyes open for this natural kind of fill light. It usually happens in places with somewhat glossy floors (hardwood, tiles, etc.) but it can happen anywhere if it’s indoor and the sun hits the ground directly. Just keep your subject in the shade and have them be able to “see” the patch of sun. Then you have all natural fill light from below which gives a different look to their face.

Here is my little angel again. I know she looks very mature in this one, because I caught her a bit upset. She wanted to play with the puzzle and I said we’ll do that in a moment, but first I want to take her picture. Today she made the Alphabet puzzle all by herself. We’re still working on the “l n n o p” part. She is only 3.

“La fille qui rapporte les couleurs…”

Rocky Point Park in Port Moody, BC. I once saw a sunken boat at the end of this pier. We come here quite often. It’s not too far from our house and it’s a pleasure to walk around this place. I like looking at the boats. I like to dream that one day I will be able to build a beautiful wooden boat.