Hello! Welcome. I am Lee Ann, and I am a photographer in the Tri-Cities, Washington and surrounding area. I specialize in capturing details, and embracing moments. I work with natural light and want to capture the true you. I love photography. I love meeting new people. I love watching families interact. I love capturing the moments that bring tears to your eyes. I love laughing so hard you cry.. or pee. I love everything life has to offer. Looking for the perfect storm. I love the light at sunset, and sunrise.. though I rarely see that one.
I am a Mom to two wonderful crazy children. Wife to the most entertaining husband in the world. And I thank my Heavenly Father every day for the countless blessings I have. Welcome. It's nice to meet you.
My kids aren’t playing sports right now… they will do more when they are older. I have played basketball forever, so here is a hoop and backboard. Taken from under the hoop. I liked the view. It is an overcast grey day here, so I liked it much better in BW. HHCC appreciated, and thanks for looking.
f7.1 1/640 ISO 200
I took the picture of dish soap in my sink with water filling it up.
f5.6 1/160 ISO 400 Manual Converted to bw in pse 1 (the original)
I loved the look of all the frost on this fence. I was excited to get a picture of it. I used previous advice of getting down, wow does that make a difference. HHCC appreciated. Thanks for looking!
f13 1/320 ISO800
Finally more outside the box, and not the river! Woo hoo! We have a little evergreen in our yard and while I had my dogs outside I noticed the ice on it and all the frost and got a picture. I love the look of it!
The second one.. I had dropped off pictures at the fire department yesterday and while I was getting my kids buckled in their car seats I saw ice on a tire, on just the little pieces of rubber that stick up. I don’t think I have ever seen that. I grabbed my camera and was trying to quickly snap pictures, not quick enough evidently. The fire chief came out to find out what I was doing since it was his pickup and I had my lens right up to his tire snapping away! I quickly explained I was taking pictures of water and I just wanted pictures of the ice. He looked at the ice chuckled and wished me luck. It is official I know look like a freak, but man is it fun!
HHCC appreciated. Thanks for looking.
f5 1/60 ISO 400
Ask and you shall receive.. the conversion!
Okay, so there is no fire, but there are firefighters! Close enough. I was out snapping pictures and I saw firetrucks out again and my kids wanted pictures with them. They turned out cute, but they aren’t water. They asked me if I would be willing to take pictures of them practicing a rescue, of course I would!!! They were in the middle of the pond and the ice was about 9 inches thick. My kids loved watching it. I was wishing I had a better zoom, but I only have the kit lens. These are my favorites of the 100 or so I took.. I am loving my camera and I am not missing the lag of my old camera!! HHCC appreciated as always! Thanks for looking!
f14 1/500 ISO 400 Out of the ice, on his knees, I love the reflection on this one.
f14 1/320 ISO 400 In the water doing the rescue.
The pretty sand and dead weeds. This is part of a place I love and I call home. You saw the river and the pretty things now you get to see the rest! F3.5 1/160 ISO 800
This is among my first shots with my new Rebel XTi, I am beyond thrilled to have it. It is quite a learning curve for me, and I look forward to progressing. I didn’t get to do all I wanted to today, my son is running a fever and so I had to cut things short and try and hurry. Hopefully I will get out and get a lot more soon. HHCC appreciated! Thank you!!
Firetrucks! What city is complete without them. I was out and saw them at the docks practicing their ice breaking rescuing skills. I loved the setup of them and I took several shots! HHCC Appreciated. Thanks!
Taken in manual f4.9 1/160
