Archive for the ‘Newborns’ Category

Wow, I’ve always wanted to take a course with Sandy Puc’.  She’s an awesome, inspirational photographer from the USA and I just love her work and enthusiasm.

I’m currently taking a 3 day weekend course, live online with her and it has been AWESOME so far.  I can hardly wait to try out all the new techniques, I’ve learned, with my clients.  Stay tuned for a super fantastic special that we are going to be having after this weekend!

I’ll leave you with one of the quotes from today that really spoke to me;

“What you do today IS important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it.”

Now doesn’t that make you want to get off your butt and make the most of this short time that we have here on earth?

Well it was a beautiful fall morning and day, bright sunshine and fresh dew on the ground.  The trees are really starting to turn color.  It’s a great time for family portraits outdoors!  This morning I photographed a little newborn and her family outdoors in a beautiful field of color.  The drive to and from their home was so beautiful.  I love this time of year!

Here are a few images from today’s newborn portrait session.

 

 

 

Newborn babies are so beautiful.  I find myself mesmerized by all the little movements and noises that they make.   Here are some images from my last newborn portrait session.

Enjoy!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This past week, I attended a workshop on photographing newborns.  It was fantastic and I’m totally pumped about photographing my next newborn session.

Have you ever noticed how newborns curl up with their feet and hands tucked in?  I love this part of newborn life, especially the little movements they make.  Within the first 4 to 10 days, after birth, is the perfect time to have your new bundle of joy photographed as it really doesn’t last long.

Here’s some of my favorite images.

 

It’s really hard to say I like one type of photography more than another however, I definitely love photographing newborns.  New moms are often not sure if they should bring their new baby in at only a couple of weeks old and often wait till they’re older.  Well you don’t have to wait.  Newborns are great to photograph and they certainly don’t stay little for long.  In that first couple weeks of life they still like to scrunch up which is perfect for those towel poses or curled up in daddy’s hands like this one.