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February Top Nine Photography Project {Family Portrait Photographer}

This year I decided to do a different version of a personal photo project, the Top Nine Photography Project.  Each month I choose the top nine best photos and curate them into a three by three grid on Instagram.  

The winter months in Texas are the hardest for me to photograph.  I have tried for years to get inspired to do low light images but they don’t work for my style.  Therefore, when my husband suggested a trip to San Francisco I was ALL IN. I absolutely love travel photography and it gave me a chance to try some street photography as well.  My goal with this project is to capture fewer images but make them really good.  Try to make these images look like I want them to look and say what I want them to say.  My ultimate desire was to express what it truly felt like to be in these moments.  I feel like these February images did just that.

Please feel free to check out my IG account @shellyniehaus to follow the monthly grid or @shelly.niehaus.365 to follow all of my personal work which includes photos of my people, travel, and landscapes.  Thank you again for stopping by the blog!

Photo of Airstream at Ida Claire in Addison TX San Francisco North Beach China Town Street Photography San Francisco North Beach at Night Street Photography San Francisco North Beach at Night Street Photography San Francisco North Beach Washington Square Street Photography San Francisco North Beach Fnnch Street Photography San Francisco Golden Gate Landscape Photography San Francisco North Beach at Night Street Photography

SENIOR | FAMILY | NEWBORN | SCHOOLS

Shelly Niehaus Photography is a Prosper, TX-based senior and family photographer. I specialize in newborns, seniors, family, and school portrait photography in the Dallas Fort Worth area. I also offer adoption photography for local families through the Red Thread Organization and volunteer for The Gold Hope Project. For more information please contact me so we can start discussing your session.

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