Hi welcome to Melissa King Photography!!!
I have been fascinated since my early childhood with camera’s, computers and for that matter technology in general. I believe that I have my dad to thank for that, he has always given me the support that I needed and the use of his camera and computers. I am now a professional photographer/designer, a collage graduate (multimedia internet development), a devoted wife and mother of two. I love all different types of photography from family portraits, newborn session's, scenery portraits, to stock photography. The key to my success is my stock photography, I sell many of my photos on the internet through companies like Shutterstock, Fotolia, and Dreamstime but my love for children has always taken me back to my newborn sessions. You know spending just that little bit of extra time capturing the first moments of a child's life on film to ensure those times of joy will always be remembered for years to come gives me such a feeling of fulfillment and really makes it all worth while.
In the future I would really love to build my stock photography portfolio by capturing more natural lifestyle photography with professional, and amateur models alike. I am also pursuing family and child portraits with my main focus on newborn photography. I really love the camera and I feel in order to capture that winning photo you also have to make the model love the camera as well.
My Specialties include: Photography, graphic design, webdesign, and digital retouching using Adobe Photoshop
Originally I am from Eastport, NL but I now live and work from home in Wabush, NL
Life is not the amount of breaths you take, Its the photos that take your breath away.
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Leif Sha - Great post 🙂
Asim - I am a little at confused about how these stock photo things work?
Iv heard stories about how owners of pictures may come after you if you do not have copyrights and what not.
If I bought a picture at istock or fotolia or whereever, im free to use it as I wish right? or are their limitations to it?