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Showing posts with label Tammy Mayfield Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tammy Mayfield Photography. Show all posts
Monday, September 9, 2013
Sunday, August 25, 2013
A Beautiful Beach Wedding
I actually had the opportunity to perform TWO services for this beautiful couple. Not only did I get the chance to capture her Wedding Photography, but she also asked if I would make her Wedding Cake.
Here is a collage of her perfectly beautiful beach wedding.
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Little Miss 'M'
Such an adorable little girl--I simply fell in love with all those beautiful curls!!
A little diva & the apple of momma's eye.
Maternity Session
I met & photographed a beautiful Mother-to-Be this weekend. She was absolutely glowing!! Cannot wait til baby 'X' comes along to take his Newborn Photos. And yes, he is 'Baby X' for now until Mom & Dad figure out a name they both love...
~Mom wanted some photos of herself showing off her beautiful belly~
Family Session
What a wonderful family Session I had this week. After reviewing the photos, they looked like they were taken on a southern plantation than at a regular park. The Session was located on the outskirts of our tiny little town in a quaint park called Morgan Park.
It was a really hot start of to the day, but our highlight was seeing all the beautiful butterflies flying all around us! The little guy didn't want his photo taken, but when we talked Choo-Choo Trains, we got at least one photo for Mama~
It was a really hot start of to the day, but our highlight was seeing all the beautiful butterflies flying all around us! The little guy didn't want his photo taken, but when we talked Choo-Choo Trains, we got at least one photo for Mama~
Thursday, June 13, 2013
St. Petersburg, Florida
My husband & I took a ride to St Pete today for an Event set up by WHCC, one of the professional print labs which I use for my Clients prints & products that they receive. It was held at the Rusty Pelican, a beautiful Dining & Wedding facility which is located right on the Tampa Bay Skyline. On our way home my husband & I decided to stop along the highway & take some night shots of the Skyway Bridge.
2013 Senior Rep Sessions
Please welcome our NEW Senior Reps for 2013!!
Miss Tori, Miss Whitney & Miss Marie rocked their Sessions in April modeling for our 2013 Senior Representative Sessions. The photos came out beautiful & we had a GREAT time & had a lot of fun!
If you are interested in being a Senior Representative for Tammy Mayfield Photography for the 2014 school year, please contact Tammy, here. All participants must fill out an application to be be considered for the position.
My Cake Decorating Hobby
Did I ever tell you I make cakes??
It is actually a hobby of mine. I'm not a professional by any means, but I do bake a cake & decorate them every now & then by request only for family, friends & coworkers.
Sometimes I will just go to town, buy all the supplies & work my sculpting skills. But, most times I get special requests to 'make my magic' for Birthday Parties, Baby Showers,Cake Smash Sessions for my 1 year old Photography Sessions & even the occasional Wedding {of course}...
Here are a few more of my cakes I have made in the past.
I have a Blog especially for my Cakes if you wish to follow, here.
The Vina Family
A cute family session this evening... Mom wanted an 'All Country' themed Session due to how they live in they're daily lives. Of course we added a cute little flower butt to the mixture & voila, the photos make it complete!!
Amelia's Turns 1!!
I am SO excited to share my niece's 1st Birthday photo shoot.
I LOVE her chunky cheeks, her beautiful HUGE doe-like eyes & her love of cake.
Brotherly/Sisterly Love....
When I snapped this shot, I just knew that the parents would fall in love with it.
It shows a protective arm around his baby sister as well as a look of admiration for her dear older brother.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Another Moon Shot | Tammy Mayfield Photography
Yes, that it is! This time is a little different, though...
I've been wanting to capture a shot when the Moon is a quarter full and half full. My husband and I and our children have this 'thing', that when we see the Moon at Quarter Moon, its really the Cheshire Cat from 'Alice in Wonderland' smiling & mocking us from WAY up in the sky with its cunning ways and trickery.
Well, last night happened to be a half moon and not a cloud in the sky = great conditions for shooting the moon. So, I ventured outside with my handy dandy tripod and took a few shots....well, maybe more than just a few {hehe} -- and dont let me forgot to mention fighting off hungry, blood-thirsty mosquitos, too! I was having some technical difficulty with my 250mm zoom getting nothing but fuzzy-ness (??), so I used my 100mm macro for the heck of it, thinking to myself that this lense was not going to work for things at such a distance. When I looked through my view-finder, the Moon was SO far away that I practically had to squint & 'guess' at my focusing on the subject. NOT an easy task in the dark.
Uploading my photos later on, I found that the details were amazing!! You couldn't tell looking through the view finder, but I made it work... As far as the editing, a few curve bumps to add depth and a close crop and viola! A finished product :-) I think I am going to order one of these for my wall photos.
Next, is my Quarter Moon--our Cheshire Cat...
I've been wanting to capture a shot when the Moon is a quarter full and half full. My husband and I and our children have this 'thing', that when we see the Moon at Quarter Moon, its really the Cheshire Cat from 'Alice in Wonderland' smiling & mocking us from WAY up in the sky with its cunning ways and trickery.
Well, last night happened to be a half moon and not a cloud in the sky = great conditions for shooting the moon. So, I ventured outside with my handy dandy tripod and took a few shots....well, maybe more than just a few {hehe} -- and dont let me forgot to mention fighting off hungry, blood-thirsty mosquitos, too! I was having some technical difficulty with my 250mm zoom getting nothing but fuzzy-ness (??), so I used my 100mm macro for the heck of it, thinking to myself that this lense was not going to work for things at such a distance. When I looked through my view-finder, the Moon was SO far away that I practically had to squint & 'guess' at my focusing on the subject. NOT an easy task in the dark.
Uploading my photos later on, I found that the details were amazing!! You couldn't tell looking through the view finder, but I made it work... As far as the editing, a few curve bumps to add depth and a close crop and viola! A finished product :-) I think I am going to order one of these for my wall photos.
Next, is my Quarter Moon--our Cheshire Cat...
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