Regan Kleiner Photography

My daughter at 2

I loved the original, but I love the feel of this effect so much I couldn't resist. Hope you love the joy...

I can't resist the carefree attitude my daughter displayed here. We were on the Cape.

My daughter, at 2, smelling one of only two oranges we grew the first year on our own dwarf orange tree (in MA nonetheless!) Thank you all for the comments on my balloons. They were much appreciated. I have an entire gallery of balloons if you are interested.

My daughter, ready for the winter. I didn't like the pink in her jacket, so I used Antique in Lightroom. I hope you like the effect. I have been going through my old images, since I now have Lightroom. I love the artistic creativity provided by the software, but I still like realism...

Before Hurricane Irene hit, my daughter and I went on a mini-vacation to Foxborough and Boston. The wind was so strong she thought she would be blown away. This is SOOC. Thank you for all the comments on my carousel horse close-up yesterday. They were much appreciated. I took that shot at the Frog Pond and Spray Park in Boston Common.

9/24/11: another shot of my daughter. Thank you for all the wonderful comments yesterday. I think the joy you saw on her face was from beating me at ping-pong. :-) This is SOOC.

11/9/11: Regan - My daughter. I am so sorry to hear of the difficulties some people are having with mean comments. I have had issues with the thumber myself, but mean comments are so uncalled for. Good luck. I have sometimes felt like not bothering to post, when my shot gets thumbed off the board, but keep trying. I love to see everyone's work!

11/27/11: Regan peeling some birch bark for her presentation at school. Our great day hiking was topped of by finding ticks on us. Yuck!

12/26/11: Regan, Bailey, and Paco.

3/19/12: Sue and Regan. This shot is from October 2004. I had 7 rolls of 120 film in my fridge that I never had developed for some reason. This came from one of them. I wish I had developed it before. This is SOOC and scanned from the film (positive) on my Epson Perfection V500. The camera is a Mamiya 645 Pro. I have started to shoot with it again. It is fun, but I have to remember to be diligent about everything and learn again to take only one shot. Digital sure can spoil you. It's good to be back on Smug!

3/23/12: Regan Doodles Thank you for all the comments on the house yesterday. In regards to the comments: It was shot and developed this week, the film expired 15 years ago, the film was black and white (Tri-X Pan) shot on a Mamiya 546 Pro, and my daughter is the one that chose the "spooky" processing as I was working on it. Today's shot came from the same film, also shot this week. I hope you like!