Day 26: This is about as Australian as I could get Mia’s photo today. A jar of Vegemite… ah well. I try!!
Happy Australia Day everyone!! x
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5 Comments
I love how Mia curls her little toes. She is just to adorable. I’m getting sad the month is about to end. I def will love to see more of Mia, your work is magnificent. I’m loving your last session as well. Great colors.
I have no clue what vegemite is…? but cute photo :]
Hi Kristen– I love your blog and follow it every day. I am a photo hobbyist, slowly starting to shoot more on full manual mode. I mostly photograph my two young daughters, and I love the shots you get of Mia. I was wondering if you would consider occasionally posting the camera settings you used to take your daily shots? I realize it depends entirely on the conditions of where you are shooting, but it would be interesting to know your settings, and it would also allow some of us newbies a place to experiment from.
all the best,
Lisa
simply adorable and perfect backlighting here, K.
love the little chubby ankles and toes. And to the previous poster (Lisa, I believe) – there is a free download program called Opanda that allows you to read a photos Exif data with a right click. It’s a fabulous tool! Just google Opanda and you should find their site. HTH! Happy Australia Day!
Sure, Lisa – ISO250, SS125, 2.8. HTH!