Showing posts with label Babies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Babies. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Sweet little peanut.

This tiny guy was under 6lbs, and just as cute as a button. 

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Isn't he just a gorgeous little thing? We managed to get him to sleep and catch a few more beautiful newborn details. Sleeping babies are the most peaceful looking. I especially adore the tiny toes and elbow dimples.

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After all those pictures this little guy was just wiped out.
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Thursday, November 14, 2013

Beautiful Baby

Look at this gorgeous girl! Isn't she a dream? Her Mom and Dad are just the luckiest people on earth. 

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And this to leave off, because it makes me giggle.

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Monday, October 7, 2013

Newborn: Before & After

What goes into editing? Sometimes a lot, sometimes a little. Editing is a way for the photographer to polish an image. I shoot RAW image files, which means I need to go through the files and edit them for colour and sharpness. 

Newborns are specifically tricky because they are often jaundiced (yellow skin) or have newborn skin issues (flaky skin, rash, milia, baby acne) etc. I try to keep my skin editing to a bare minimum, so as not to take away from the reality of the moment and image.

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Friday, October 4, 2013

Simply Gorgeous Newborn.

This sweet lady was 12 days young and a dream to work with. She had the most adorable fat cheeks, and looks deceptively large in the pictures. She was under 7lbs at birth! 

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Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Don't Forget the Details: Photographing the little changes

I started a very long rambling post about my history with photography only to realize that it had several messages within it, none pertaining to what I wanted to say at this moment! 

What I did want to say is not to forget to capture the details of the moment. When you are taking pictures for your family, capturing those all important smiles.. don't forget to catch the details. Little things that you miss when they are gone. Those tiny things that you love now, that you forget about later on.

I will always regret not taking a picture of my oldest sons ears when he was a newborn. He had tiny little ears shaped like the letter "C", then he grew and the ears grew and turned into normal ears (hahaha). I always remember gushing over those tiny Shrek ears. They changed so fast that I never managed to get a picture of them. He's 7 now, his feet are almost as big as mine.. his pants are getting longer and longer. I always wish that I could just got back in time for ONE day, for each of my boys, to snuggle them as infants. 

Time passes by so fast, those tiny details are lost, some completely forgotten. I can't keep the feel of them in my arms, nor the smell of their baby soft skin. The only thing I can keep are the pictures. I can look back and remember all those small things, those little things, that I loved so much.

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I'm working hard to remind myself to capture the details, sometimes it's those little things that leave the biggest impressions.