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Hi, this is Melanie Nashan with Nashan Photographers. My associates and I are based out of Montana, Florida and California and love taking wedding and portrait photographs for our clients. We have photographed weddings all over the world and customize our packages specifically for each client.

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Friday, September 25, 2009

Drop It Modern

WOW! This is the second time that I have ever used a backdrop with my photography. I always believed it was hard to bring life into photos in such a staid atmosphere. But I was wrong, again! I asked some of my friends if I could photograph their children and had my kids model for me to experiment with the backdrops. I LOVE Drop It Modern backdrops.

I LOVE this collage of Keegan in this great wedding dress from After 5

Just for fun she grabbed Cole's skate board and brought it into the shoot!

Then there are the photos of Charlie and Cole. I decided to ask Cindy to convert these to BW because I thought it would look a bit more 'bad boy' like. I LOVED the contrast between their 'bad boy' personalities and the elegant backdrop.
Then there was Maddy. I love the subtlety of the black backdrop. I can't wait to use it with this great black dress that Keegan just bought. I love the subtle and rich texture of this backdrop. The women at Drop It Modern really know how to create textiles that are elegant, photographic and photograph beautifully.



I LOVE the skateboard in this photo.


I LOVE the black and white conversions of these backdrops too!



I LOVE the shallow depth of field that I used while photographing Maisy. I wanted to change it up a bit and get some depth in an otherwise flat atmosphere. Maisy is able to bring her personality out while in front of the camera. Finally, I have an office in downtown Livingston but not a studio. I sold my studio lights years ago and honestly don't like using them for portraits. So when it was time to do this photo shoot I set it up in the shade in the ALLEY right outside of my office. It was a perfect location. I will be using these more often in my on location photo shoots and at weddings.

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