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Our 5 & 6 graders during their digital photography class.

Goan Shutterbugs at the Casa Araujo Alvares Banquet Hall, Loutolim

My young nephew learning how to photograph textures.

Danbury Fair Mall Carnival

Steve Hackett show 10/5/19

Shutterbugs Assignment - Hats!!

Not many eagles today but the cameras were ready.. It was a great day for meeting up with old friends and making new ones.

Some cheapo cake from the nearby bakery. Eugh.

Canon EOS Kiss Digital N

+ EF70-300mm F4-5.6 IS USM

Our 5 & 6 graders during their digital photography class.

Goan Shutterbugs at the Casa Araujo Alvares Banquet Hall, Loutolim

Everyone takes the same photos at the Alhambra, but not with this kid's quiet dedication.

 

Leica M9, Zeiss 35/2 Biogon

Granada, Spain

Middle School basketball. Last regular game of the season. Special smile because my grandson's team won :)

Critique welcome, please and thank you :)

Shutterbugs trip to Pepsico Kendall Sculpture Garden

This was shot using a Pentax K5 and the Pentax DA 55mm 1.4 lens.

Joe Farace's review of my work/site in the January 2007 issue of Shutterbug:

 

"Wrapped in a chic site design, Corey Civetta's portraits of children, babies, and toddlers is a living testament that pictures of kids don't have to be of the "say cheese" variety and can be as introspective as adult portraiture. The Beginnings gallery showcases sensitive color maternity photographs as well as expressive monochrome images of newborns, while Babies & Toddlers is filled with cute images of little kids that successfully transcend shopping mall "kiddie" photographs so even the most blase' parent will be able to see the difference. The Children gallery combines color and monochrome stylings blending documentary and traditional portrait styles to create it's very own genre. Yes, it's that good.

 

In another synthesis of styles, Civetta adds a touch of fashion photography to portraits of "tweens & teens" without making them look like kids pretending to be adults. The Etcetera section shows that she can make portraits of grown-ups, too, but it's the kids who are clearly the stars and the heartbeat of Civetta's work. The site design, while exemplary, can be slow to load even with a broadband connection, but not annoyingly so. She's not shy and posts her affordable rates. Civetta is a member of the International Registry of Children's Photographers (irocp.com), an organization that promotes the highest standards of children's portraiture."

 

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