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The Magic of Golden Hour
I hate to admit it, but before I started learning photography, I had no clue what golden hour was.
Yep, you read that right.
I had no clue. I mean, I had always loved the soft glowing light that occurs right before sunset/after sunrise from a spectators perspective, but I didn’t know how wonderful it was until I started to study light and the way it played on subjects in college. And, I am not alone. I get so many questions about when to schedule photo sessions for the best light as well as people scheduling sessions for the worst, harsh noon light because clients don’t necessarily know the best times to schedule their session for this magical light either. I mean, the more light the better, right?
5 Reasons Why Mini Sessions are a Great Choice for Families and High School Seniors
Fall is the perfect time to capture those special moments with your family or high school senior. Here’s why you should book a mini session this season:
1. The Perfect Backdrop: Fall offers stunning natural beauty, with vibrant leaves and soft, golden light that make your photos pop. It’s an ideal setting for creating timeless images.
Capturing Moments:
At Katie Niemer Photography, my goal is to create memorable experiences and capture the essence of every individual and family I photograph. I pride myself on creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, making sure that each session reflects the unique personality and connection of my clients. Here are some heartfelt testimonials from clients who have experienced my services
Downtown Seattle: Pike Place Market & the Waterfront
I am a city girl through and through. Don’t get me wrong, I love the forest and the mountains. They are where I go to escape, and don’t even get me started on my love for the beach, sand in my toes, the crashing of the waves sounding like a symphony, but the hustle and bustle of the great urban city centers of this country have always delighted me.
Come As You Are
Do you ever mishear a lyric and like your version better? For the longest time, I though the lyric to the Nirvana song Come as You Are was, Come as you are, as you were, as I want you to be, as a friend, as a friend, as an old memory…Turns out it was always: As an old enemy. I spent years of my life singing enemy as memory. I liked the ring of old memory a lot better don’t you?