I remember her fondly as a baby but she is definitely not a baby anymore. They sure grow up fast.

About Saadia Me*Chel Carnes
Welcome!
I am an Atlanta based, wedding photographer but more importantly I am an artist. I believe that there is beauty in everything and that life, itself, is beautiful in all of its uncertainty. My camera serves as a powerful tool, allowing me to express my creativity in amazing, sometimes unconventional ways. I am able to use the medium of photography to capture the magnificence and beauty of the world as well as the people in it.
I look forward to meeting you, reading your comments, and sharing my work with you. Thanks so much for stopping by to visit. I hope you come back soon and often! To book the studio email us at studio@saadiamechel.com
~Saadia Me*Chel
Photo of me © 2010 Ross Oscar Knight. All rights reserved
Ohayou gozaimasu!
What is it that makes you smile? For me, one of the things, is children. I’m surrounded by them throughout the day and they make wonderful, albeit sometimes challenging, models. However, their smiling faces and carefree demeanor is infectious! They make me smile in utter bliss! I would be hard pressed to be sad surrounded by the children I see everyday. During a afternoon of play, he stopped and smiled for me! Glad I had my camera ready!!! Every time I look at this picture… I smile
Happy Easter! make sure you smile sometime today!
Recently, as I was perusing the plethora of photography blogs I follow (seriously, it’s border line ridiculous how many photographer’s blogs I follow!), I noticed something in common with a majority of the photos. I know what you are thinking and let me stop you before you even go there… no, I’m not talking about a particular technique or composition but instead the fact these exceptionally talented photographers are well trained at capturing the essence, or soul, of a person.
Capturing emotion in a photograph is not an easy feat. With the rise in technological advances, anybody (and I do mean anybody), can buy a nicely priced DSLR, switch it into automatic mode and take some pretty nice pictures; it is really that easy. However, it is the ability to use technique, vision, and composition in conjunction that produces great photos; the kinds of photos that can make you cry, or laugh, or swoon, or whatever other emotion the photographer, the artist is trying to elicit. This is the art of photography.
It is my hope that with more practice and a little time that I too will become a master of photographing emotion. They say the eyes are the windows to the soul… well, here are two photos I feel capture the essence of my little models. Their eyes are expressive (in very different ways) and it is my hope that these pictures evoke some sort of emotion.
~Saadia Me*Chel