Connie Hanks Photography

formerly Clicky Chick Creates

J Headshots Sneak Peek {Photo Session}

Connie Hanks Photography // ClickyChickCreates.com // Tween head shots, photos, child, fresh, faced, sweet, innocent

Connie Hanks Photography // ClickyChickCreates.com // Tween head shots, photos, child, fresh, faced, sweet, innocentThis cutie-patootie tween is embarking on a new creative journey and needed some head shots to help in her new endeavor!

Connie Hanks Photography // ClickyChickCreates.com // Tween head shots, photos, child, fresh, faced, sweet, innocent Connie Hanks Photography // ClickyChickCreates.com // Tween head shots, photos, child, fresh, faced, sweet, innocent Connie Hanks Photography // ClickyChickCreates.com // Tween head shots, photos, child, fresh, faced, sweet, innocent

I’ve been blessed to know her mom for years as we volunteered together and served on the board at our church. So when she approached me about their needs, I was thrilled at the opportunity to work with them!

Expect to see lots of good stuff from this adorable young lady!

As always, thanks for stopping by. Have a joyful, creative, blessing filled day! And if you haven’t signed-up for the Clicky Chick Creates email list yet, whatcha waiting for? You’ll get my downloadable “7 Must-Have Kid Birthday Photos” printable photo tips as my thank you 🙂  {Password is sent to you via email when you sign up for the email list.}

2014-01-26_9698-Edit_SubscribeHere-2

Live creatively!
xoxo,
/c

E Q U I P M E N T   U S E D  (Affiliate Links)
Canon 60D
Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8
Tamron 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3
Photo edits in Lightroom and Photoshop
Check out all my camera bag goodies here!

←
→

9 responses to “J Headshots Sneak Peek {Photo Session}”

  2. What a beautiful young lady. And what gorgeous shots! I am so in awe of anyone who shoots portraiture. I am not confident enough in my skills to tackle this yet. With inanimate objects, I can shoot away – thinking about settings and fiddling with them, without feeling the pressure of keeping someone waiting. And , in the end, if the photos don’t turn out, I’m the only one who’s disappointed. Well done!

    Like

    • Thanks so much Stacy! Doing a little research for inspiration along with technicalities helps settle the nerves before venturing out for portraits! And I know how you feel about inanimate objects – taking our time to get it just right always feels great! Some of my inanimate objects (like food) even get rushed since my girls don’t like to wait for me to get the shot… hungry girls! As always, thanks for your thoughtful comment 🙂

      Like

  4. Still learning this whole photography thing, in spite of years scrapping and thousands of snapshots. Is getting in closer the secret to better head shots??

    Like