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2015-08-21T13:17:00.000-07:00

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FYI

2015-03-02T10:17:00.000-08:00

I am glad you found your way here to Allenaim Photography. I am currently not accepting any clients and am focusing solely on editorial photography. I am currently writing my first book with Page Street Publishing that will release early 2016 and working with various home and garden brands and publications as a photographer, blogger and freelance writer. If you would like to follow along, you can see my current work at A Nest for All Seasons.

Saying Goodbye....kinda....

2012-08-03T06:20:00.000-07:00

If you miss all the blogging, then you need to head to 'A Nest for All Seasons'. My "for photographers" posts are on the Nest now and they will join the rest of my tutorials, tips and failed experiments in Food, DIY Design and Modern Garden Living.

Want to read about Food, Photography, DIY Design and Modern Garden Living?

You need to visit ANestforAllSeasons.com

Want to read more design articles?

You can read all of my design articles right HERE on Houzz.

Henok + Sarah at the Zembo Shrine | Harrisburg Wedding Photographer

2012-07-24T06:24:00.000-07:00

Henok and Sarah met in college like any other typical couple, but that is where the typical stops. Sarah is a beautiful blonde, born in Venezuela and Henok is an Ethiopian with countless brothers and sisters. They all attended the wedding, traveling from heartland Nebraska and homeland Ethiopia.

The wedding took place at the Grantham church in central PA and then the party headed to Italian Lake and the Zembo Shrine for the reception. While snapping photos at Italian Lake, Sarah pulled out a gallon ziploc bag, full to the brim with dried roses.

"Hey Amy -- these are all the roses that Henok gave me while we were dating. Do you think we could throw them in the air or something?

Umm - yes?!

Once we headed indoors through the grand staircase of the Zembo Shrine, the party really started. From fill your own candy bags and dancing that pushed the tables out of the way, this reception was full of life and entertainment.

The wedding was beautiful and seemed high ticket from the outside, but once Sarah started sharing her secrets, I started to realize that she had been able to save pennies all over the place. That gorgeous dress with the mile long train? $20 at Salvation Army. Those amazing flower arrangements? Those were done by a friend. From start to finish, details were beautifully done and brilliantly executed, but they didn't ALL cost an arm and a leg. This wedding was all about the ceremony, the family, the fun and I was honored to be a part!

Jason + Casey | Harrisburg Wedding Photographer

2012-06-14T05:25:00.000-07:00

This past weekend I was honored to spend the day with Casey, Jason and their families. It's always fun for me as a photographer when the bride goes DIY crazy with the details of the day and Casey went above and BEYOND with her creations. From the bridesmaid crafted bouquets to the DIY programs with crosswords and word searches (all about Casey + Jason of course!) to sweet tissue pompoms blowing in the breeze like little baubles from ancient trees.

The wedding was held at the New Day Equestrian Center, a therapeutic riding farm where Casey grew up. Casey's parents run CATRA (Capitol Area Therapeutic Riding Association) and their love for the operation is evident. From horses to kitties to pups and baby ducklings, the place was full of love and life.

Casey surrounded herself with five of her childhood friends and from start to finish they were there to do anything needed.

...and they were fun too...you'll see.....

From start to finish, the day was a celebration and I was so honored to be a part of Casey and Jason's big day! The fun continued back at Jason and Casey's home , and you will NOT want to miss the DIY amazingness that is Casey. Come back soon for the rest of the party!

Jason + Casey Sneak Peek! | Harrisburg Wedding Photographer

2012-06-11T04:44:00.000-07:00

From the masses of DIY ideas to the abounding cuteness everywhere, you won't want to miss this one!!

Come back soon for the full wedding day of the lovely Casey and her man Jason!

Jaime + Dan | Fishburn United Methodist | Hershey Wedding Photographer

2012-05-21T12:57:00.000-07:00

Sometimes the brides make it seem easy...

They seem to float through the day with ease and grace...

It is almost as if they aren't fretting about all the pinning and tying...

The favors and the frills and bells and whistles...

...the zipping and clasping and sticking and all manners of torture that brides endure...

It's as if all they can think about... ...is THIS.

Spiders and Spinning and Smiling....OH MY! | Hershey Family Photographer

2012-05-08T09:38:00.002-07:00

One of my favorite things to do in a photoshoot is to turn girly smirks into sweet little smiles...

...and those stubborn boyish stares into the slightest of grins...

From ballet twirls to soccer balls and spiders to tiaras...this family was ALL girl and ALL boy.

It was a joy to work with your family Cass and you are all BEAUTIFUL!

To see more of this beautiful family, just click or pin the strip below!

Just a little sneak peek................... | Hershey Family Photographer

2012-05-07T17:49:00.000-07:00

Much much more to come!!!

THAT family...........captured by ALLENAIM | Hershey Family Photographer

2012-04-15T07:08:00.000-07:00

Sometimes clients become more than just clients. They become friends.

They become families that I want to see over and over again.

Their kids play with my kids. Mama becomes a dear friend.

That family? ...is this family.

Perhaps I connect with them so well because they are a family of boys. I know what living in a house of boys is like and I know that boys don't wanna sit still to have their picture taken! These boys like to RUN and PLAY and STACK things and CLIMB things and generally just be boys. ...and THAT is precisely what we did....peppered with hugs and smiles and giggles and tickles.

Then there is mom and dad. They don't have to work hard to be photogenic -- they just are.

...and that love? That is totally for real.

Those smiles? Those are genuine.

These people? They are just easy to shoot because they are in love. They have hearts full of joy.

Did I mention a slight sense of humor? ;)

Whether it is laughing, cuddling, running or playing, this family is connected and in love.

They are happy and joyful, full of life, energy and boyish charm. They know how to cuddle. They know how to love.

Darlene - it was a pleasure as always shooting your family and I'll be counting the days until we meet again!

To see more photos, check out the FACEBOOK ALBUM!

Kathleen of Grosgrain Fabulous and the FAM! | Hershey Family Photographer

2012-04-11T06:17:00.001-07:00

You might know the mom in these photos as Kathleen of Grosgrain Fabulous. She is the mastermind and seamstress behind all of the girl's looks for this shoot, as well as the creative behind the giant balloons, golden hulas and a blooming apple orchard. The setting was hauntingly beautiful and we captured this shoot at the brink of evening -- the sweet spot of light.

Kathleen's girls are all beautiful and quite adorable, but there is certainly one little star of the show...

Isn't there something so wistfully beautiful about the setting, the duds,

the cherry-on-top combination of pretty girls and blooming flowers?

There is a reason Grosgrain Fabulous is a top fashion blog -- check out the detailing on the girl's outfits and accessories....and is Kathleen's dress not to die for? I wonder how long it will be until Shabby Apple comes calling with a blogebrity designer offer for Kathleen...I'm thinking 2 weeks...

Of course the focus of this shoot was not just the clothes and the beautiful babies and blossoms. The focus was to capture relationship. That's always the point of family photos. They can be stunningly beautiful, but if they don't capture the way you love each other, what is the point? So that is my higher calling when shooting....trying to find those little moments in the chaos that is a family shoot. Capturing the way mom looks at her babies -- capturing the way those babies giggle at their Daddy -- the way she looks when he talks to her -- the way they play together. THAT is the goal.

It is always a joy when a family brings along some fun props. Kathleen hit is out of the park with giant balloons in tones of shimmering gold, tangerine and the lightest whitest pink. A perfect compliment to the clothing -- the balloons were truly the piece de resistance.

Thank you Kathleen for a random email a few weeks ago -- I am so blessed to have met you and captured your family. Here's to many more meetings in fields of white!

To learn more about Kathleen and the clothing seen here, check out GROSGRAIN FABULOUS!
To see more portraits of Kathleen, check out the FACEBOOK ALBUM!

I intimately know your face. | Hershey Fashion Photographer

2012-04-10T05:10:00.001-07:00

I intimately know your face.

Why?

I am your photographer.

Darlene of Fieldstone Hill
http://www.allenaim.com

No one knows your face the way I do, except perhaps your babies, your husband and your plastic surgeon. Truly though, I might know it better. I know the angles of your face, the shape of your eyelashes, the line of your brow and the way your nose peeks into the lip line at a certain angle.

www.allenaim.com

I see these things when we are shooting and shoot to capture your best features and hide the worst.

I don't really know your features until I start editing though. Once I get up close, I know every hair in your widow's peak, every angle of your ear, the way your cheek sits on your cheekbones.

It could be a little creepy...but it's not because I'm just making you look good.

Darlene of Fieldstone Hill

Here's my point.

When you choose a photographer, choose someone that you are comfortable with looking at every pore on your face. Choose someone that you know will try to hide that extra love handle or smooth out those crow's feet with light (or perhaps a little photoshop magic). Choose someone that will keep the "you" in your face and not erase all that makes you you.

Darlene of Fieldstone Hill

Would you trust your face to just any plastic surgeon?

Think twice before you hand it over to just any photographer.

All photos are of the oh-so-lovely Darlene of Fieldstone Hill Design.

Would you like to see more of Darlene's headshots?
Visit the FACEBOOK ALBUM!

...and because I know Darlene is dying to see some family photos, here is a teensy sneak peek for you!

How to Photograph a [Self-Shot] Family Photoshoot

2012-04-05T09:12:00.001-07:00

So you want family pictures, but you don't have the time or money to hire a professional and don't feel right asking a family member or friend to spend an hour taking pictures of you - any amens out there?

I'm here to help you out today. I have been working on shooting self portraits with my kids for years now and I have a few secrets to share with you. Prepare yourself for lots and lot of photos and information that will help you successfully "shoot" your family with you in it!

Photo captured for 'A Nest for All Seasons'

Set up the shot before you start making the kids pose.

When you first see the photo above, you would probably think my husband took it. Good guess, but WRONG. One of the best times of day to take photos is early in the day when my husband is work. (Sunset is another great time for taking photos!) So I needed to get creative. Between the self timer and my 5 year old son, we were able to get a host of useable photos. Here is how we did it....

OOPS! I need to adjust the focal length!

See that photo above? That is a set up photo. I tell the kids to go play with those sticks or wrestle or something and I snap a few photos to get the focus, exposure and aperture right. When I am satisfied, I set the self timer. Read your manual (every camera is different!) for tips on how to set your self timer and then set it to the LONGEST time you can. I typically set mine to wait 20 seconds and then take the photo. 3-5 seconds is NOT enough time for me to run in the photo, comb my hair down and get the kids laughing. Anyway, get the kids in place (bribe them with a trip to Target later...ooo wait that was for me...ummm anyway...) set the camera on a flat table, set the self timer and RUN. Come back and check out the shot. OOPS. Too far away. I run back to the camera and adjust the focal length to around 50 mm. (Focal lengths are relative depending on how far you are away from the subject...just play with it until it is RIGHT!)

We got it! Everyone is looking at the camera, [kind-of] smiling and the tree is framing us - awesome!

Another note: Use a zoom lens for this shoot. It will allow you to zoom in and out instead of getting frustrated with fixed lengths, and keeps you from having to change lenses constantly. The kids are NOT going to be patient, so give yourself a leg up. (Most cameras come as a "kit" with a zoom lens that is around 18-55 mm. If you have one lens, it is probably a zoom so no worries. If in doubt, try to spin the lens.....does it zoom in and out? You are good to go!)

Another note on the self timer. Use the longest setting (2o seconds) and make sure you set it to shoot at least 3 photos each time. The camera will wait 20 seconds, a little light will blink to let you know the shot is coming and then it will snap-snap-snap. Some cameras shoot up to 9 or more photos at one time, but 3 was good for us. Would you like to know why you need 3 shots every time? Because unlike shooting clients, I can't control when to press the shutter. The camera might shoot when we are all ready (see above) or within a second, everything can disentegrate...see below.

OOPS - Sorry about the hair in your face babe...

Honey! Why are you crying?? Is your brother strangling you?

OK. Breathe a sigh of releif...you've got one good shot in. Now is the time to relax, but not the time to quit. You've got yourself and the kids dressed and bribed...take advantage and take more photos!

Relax by taking a few shots of the kids without you. Let them stick their tongue out, wrestle, run be silly. DON'T MAKE THEM POSE! Let them relax and they will forget that they aren't having fun.

Next on the list of possible strategies is to let a child have a go at shooting. Red decided he wanted to shoot a few photos, so I said yes. Make sure the strap is secure and wrap it around your child's neck. Tell him to "find mommy" in the viewfinder and let him click off a few rounds. You might end up with a lot of pictures of your bum...

...annnnnnnd you might end up with a few keepers (below). The goal is to keep the kids active, engaged, involved and happy. Be allowing Red to take a few photos, he became vital to the operation and much more interested. If your kids are too little to hold the camera, showing them pictures of themselves on the screen accomplishes the same effect. Just don't get sidetracked. Kids want to see every single photo and it can derail the photoshoot. Show them a few to get them involved and then yell "Hey! Did you just see that groundhog?? Go get it!!". They will take off running and you can start setting up another shot.

Shot by a 5 year old

While they are running and playing, this is the time to do portraits of each kid. Pull them aside while they are happy and snap a few shots. Then let them go play and capture another kid. (On a side note...this is the EXACT same strategy I use when letting the kids play with the chickens. One gets to hold a chicken for a few minutes then we let her go and pick on another hen. It spread out the baby torture a bit...ANYWHO...)

After you have let the kids run-run-run, create an activity. In this case, it was simply the couch.
"Hey guys! Come sit on the couch with me! Let's pet the chicken!"

Camera on a seat in the middle of yard, self timer

Blurry, but still fun -- a true capture of our days, so the blur is OK with me ;)

"Hey guys! Is that the groundhog again?"

Sometimes distracting them will refresh their focus. This shot isn't exactly what I wanted (them smiling and looking at the camera would be great), but I am able to get the settings right and the kids are not thinking about how they are sitting for pictures. Remember, distract, engage and HAVE FUN with kid photo shoots!

After this shot, the world fell apart and they all started running. All over the place. Disaster! What to do? Join the madness.

"Hey guys! Want to jump on the couch?"

This allowed me to get lots of great shots of genuine smiles. if you can't stop the madness join it!

Make sure you use a very fast shutter speed when shooting the kids jumping because the mvoement will cause blur if the shutter speed is too slow.

When the kids sit down for a second, ask them questions. Get them to make the faces that they do in everyday life. I don't know about you, but one of my favorite things to capture are those little facial moments. You never know how long those will last, and I want to remember. That is what these family photoshoots are for -- not just to have perfect smiling photos, but to REMEMBER. To remember as they are, not what I want them to be...

...but off my soapbox.

"Let's jump again!"

Mommy, can I take more pictures?

Sure honey...try to not make me look fat ok?

Ok.

Wow baby - good shot!

Hey baby, wanna jump on the couch?

Now remember the photo at the top of the post? My absolute hands down favorite from the shoot. We are happy, smiling and look posed. Yeah -- we aren't. My 5-yr old is taking the photo and we have just finished jumping on the couch. The sequence leading up to that photo was this...

Don't give up. Don't stress out.

The shot will come if you stay relaxed and keep trying.

Take a few more photos of the kids while they are happy (the "jumping on the couch" drug is still wearing off in these photos) and then hand the camera off to the kids again. You will end up with quite a few photos like this:

...but then you'll find a few hidden gems like this one....

Your kids will want to take lots and lots of photos of you which is ok.

Try to act like you are 14 again and actually enjoy getting your picture taken...

When the kiddos are taking pictures of you, attempt to get in the moment. Try a few different poses. try not to make too many "mad mommy" faces when they are jumping off of the porch railings.

Smile with your eyes and smile THROUGH the camera to your kiddo taking the shot and you might end up with a keeper or two.

Mad Mommy face...get OFF the railing boys!

After you indulge the babies, tell them they owe you and make them sit in the same seat. Make them giggle - tell them jokes, tickle them...the normal suspects and if all else fails, remind them about that trip to Target coming up...

Another note...see that baby in the background? he is playing because he is done. D.O.N.E. He was starting to get grumpy (he and his other brother) and there was no way I would get any more smiles or relaxed faces out of them. You have to know when to say when when shooting children. There is a point of no return and if you cross it all you will get it tears. Quit while you are ahead and then let them play and do something fun for cooperating.

Did you skip to the end of the post?
Good for you...here's the recap.

1. Set up the shot before getting the kids to pose
2. Use a zoom lens, not a fixed lens
3. Use a long time on the self timer (I use 20 seconds)
4. Use a large bracket on the self timer (I make it take 3-6 shots each time it fires)
5. After a few bouts with the self timer, let them PLAY. Don't make them pose the whole time!
6. Let your children take photos or look at the photos to feel involved.
7. PLAY some more and take children aside for individual {happy} portraits.
8. Bring out the activity. (Couch and Chickens)
9. Be crazy and have fun! (Wanna jump on the couch??!)
10. More portraits while they are happy.
11. Let the kid habve the camera again - you might be surprised!
12. Quit while you are ahead. When the kids start to wind down, you know you are done.

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Zest Magazine Feature by Allenaim | Hershey Commercial Photographer

2012-03-26T05:53:00.001-07:00

Opened up my email to a lovely notice this morning!

This month's Zest Magazine has been published and my work is featured on a 2 page spread!

If you want to pick up your own copy, you can purchase the print version, or just grab a digital version for FREE!

JUST CLICK HERE!

Laughter and Tears | West Chester Wedding Photography

2012-03-22T06:43:00.000-07:00

There are a lot of reasons that I love being a wedding photographer. The cake is not a small part of the draw (just kidding...I actually skipped the cake this last time...GASP!) Anyway....beyond the chances to make artistic photography and spending a full day photographing a beautiful bride and the details she has worked on for months and months...beyond all that...there is something so tangibly emotional and connective about a wedding. Everyone in the family is there. All the emotions come out. Cousins see each other for the first time in years. Everyone is together.

...and everything either explodes or the celebration is grand.

This wedding?

The celebration was grand.

The bride and groom got cake smashed by their daughter...

The garter was tossed...

The crowd actually danced! (sometimes they DON'T!)

...but all of those things aren't what really make the celebration grand. What makes it grand is the emotion of a wedding day. It sounds trite, but from my heart of hearts -- one of the greatest parts of being a wedding photographer is connecting with the bride and the family emotionally. Capturing moments of deep connection is one of the greatest joys of my job...

From the joy of the bride and groom...

From father to daughter...

...to father and daughter...

...and then sometimes there are those moments that take you off guard...

The moments that start off innocently enough with a father--daughter dance...

...and end with a photographer hiding tears behind a big camera body.

Only later did I learn that Jessica's step-father's cancer has returned.

He didn't think he would see this day and yet he is here.

This moment is important.

This dance is important.

This moment is mine to make a piece of their history.

That is a lot of pressure.

Pressure that makes the job difficult, but a responsibility that is so rewarding to take on.

It is these moments and the chance to record these memories that make my job more than a job.

So let the fun continue...

...and let the tears flow...

I am here to capture it all.

Ken + Jessica | Chadwick's of Audubon Wedding Photography by Allenaim

2012-03-20T11:38:00.002-07:00

So your wedding day falls on St. Patrick's Day....

Florals by Moles Flowers | Norristown, PA

How do you take leprechauns, shimmering gold coins & acres of green and make it classy?
Jess is going to school you....

Join me as we take a peek into the Classy St. Patty's Wedding of the Year!
Take it away Jess....

Paper Products by Persnickety Invitation Studio of York, PA | Designer Alexis

Soft greens and golds with a hint of mint and lime...

Sparkle in ALL the right places...

Let the wedding begin!

Welcome to the Family!

Let the Celebrating Begin!

Come back soon for the rest of the party!
You won't want to miss it....tears, laughter and Baby's lift to come!

Chadwicks of Audobon Preview | West Chester Wedding Photography

2012-03-18T13:32:00.000-07:00

Bagpipes and Shamrocks...

Smiling Brides and Maids...

...and much much more to come!

Happy St. Patty's Day and Happy Wedding Day to Jessica and Ken!

Two Bright Lights Editor's Choice Awards | Hershey Wedding Photographer

2012-03-01T09:17:00.000-08:00

Awww shucks, I'm just blushing because....

I just received word that Allenaim Photography and Design has been named an Editor's Choice Award Recipient for 2012!

Thanks to the beautiful brides and wonderful clients for a fabulous year of photography and publication!

[exerpt from Two Bright Lights]

The 2012 Two Bright Lights Editors' Choice Awards is a signature program that recognizes photographers and vendors within the Two Bright Lights community whose number of published features in 2011 placed them among the top 5% of all Two Bright Lights members. Winners were published across many of the most respected lifestyle, wedding and other print and digital publications in the United States and worldwide.

The 2012 honorees reflect those that have demonstrated a superior quality of work for their customers, ...publishing their authentic, stunning imagery and services directly to the top industry publications and editors. Among thousands of photographers and vendors competing for publication, the Editors' Choice winners represent the best-of-the-best.

I am so honored and very, very proud of how far Allenaim Photography has come!
How far can we go in 2013?? Join me on the journey!

~Amy

Allenaim Photography | Hershey Fashion Photography

2012-01-26T13:18:00.000-08:00

Model: Jenna Sheetz

ok...do you see Julia Roberts or Christa B. Allen??? I'm seeing Christa (you know, Charlotte from Revenge??)

In any case...it doesn't get any more beautiful than these two girls...aren't they gorgeous??

Models: Jenna Sheetz and Regina Willis

US

2012-01-18T20:09:00.000-08:00

Frugal Flamingo and the FAM! | Hershey Family Lifestyle Photographer

2011-11-23T07:08:00.001-08:00

You might recognize this lovely lady as the author behind the Frugal Flamingo, a deals and savings blog focusing on Central PA and national deals. (She's also blogging her thoughts over at 1 Crazy Journey - she's not busy or anything ;) You might not know she is this gorgeous...because seriously - could this girl not be a model? You might not know that she is married to a rockstar nurse...a rockstar nurse that lets his babies throw leaves in his face. It doesn't get much better than that, now does it?

Of course, mom and dad always get the final word when it comes to leaf fights :)

Not only is Flamingo Mama blessed with a rockstar husband, but there are the children...

...the gorgeous beautiful children...meet the ringleader, Sha Sha, 'lil rocker and Sparkles...pretty awesome, right?

The boys could be models themselves, couldn't they?

...not to mention those beyond beautiful GIRLS....oh my...

Their family is full of life, full of joy, full of fun and silliness...

...and fullest of this tangible, encompassing love...

PEACE OUT!

Dan + Jaime | Hershey Engagement Photographer

2011-11-23T07:02:00.001-08:00

Working with Dan and Jaime was so fun and the day they chose could not have been more perfect...crisp air, leaves a fallin' and a cute couple in love - PERFECT! Dan and Jaime were up for anything and are clearly a couple willing to have a little fun! Check out some photos from their e-session and call today to book YOURS! 402.202.5369 | Allenaim Photography

Sneak Peekin! | Hershey Family Photographer

2011-11-19T17:38:00.001-08:00

The sweetness of this is just killing me!

Much more to come Nicole! :)

Albums

2011-11-17T08:00:00.001-08:00

Album Pricing

Linen

Album design fee is $6.50 per spread in addition to the album price.

4x4* $85 minimum (10 spread) $6 per additional page

8x8 $135 minimum (10 spread) $7 per additional page

10x10 $210 minimum (10 spread) $8 per additional page

12x12 $270 minimum (10 spread) $9 per additional page

Leather

Album design fee is $6.50 per spread in addition to the album price.

4x4* $95 minimum (10 spread) $6 per additional page

8x8 $425 minimum (10 spread) $7 per additional page

10x10 $525 minimum (10 spread) $8 per additional page

12x12 $625 minimum (10 spread) $9 per additional page

*You must buy 2 4x4 albums to qualify for this pricing.

Light

Album design fee is $6.50 per spread in addition to the album price.

8x8 $95 minimum (10 spread) $15 per additional page

10x10 $150 minimum (10 spread) $17 per additional page

12x12 $190 minimum (10 spread) $18 per additional page

Sneak Peek | Hershey Engagement Photography

2011-11-14T12:40:00.001-08:00

...a beautiful ring...

...and the crinkling of fall...

...bunnies and eskimos...

(ears and kisses of course)

...all the makings of a true love story...

stay tuned for the full post coming soon!