Beautiful Baby Boy…
I like the simplicity of this one…
A little bit of pink…..
It seems like it’s been a long time since I’ve had a newborn girl in studio – there has been a boy baby boom among my clients and friends. I was so happy to get out some of my pink accessories, and enjoy some baby girl love! Ellie-Ann was an absolute dream- she slept and snuggled through the entire session just like a pro!
This set was crocheted by Buttontown Boutique out of Kingston Ontario
This is another hair accessory from Hair Jewels out of Carlton Place Ontario.
This hair accessory is from Hair Jewels out of Carlton Place Ontario. I dyed the fabric for the wrap.
I crocheted the matching blanket and headband set. The flower was just a find at an accessory store in the mall.
some call it gas, I call it a smile…
Vendors I used for accessories these images:
Buttontown Boutique https://www.facebook.com/ButtontownBoutique?fref=ts
Hair Jewels https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hair-Jewels/142317872551360?fref=ts
My website:
www.AnotherPerspectivePhotography.com
Sweet baby Girl
It’s been a while since I had a newborn baby girl in studio- But this adorable sweetheart sure made up for it in pure baby love today! I crocheted this bunting bag and hat set myself with some really funky yarn from Knit Traders of Kingston.
New Daddies and Babies always Melt my Heart
tender kisses will make him strong
All snug & warm
8 days old
Looking Back- becoming a Baby Photographer
It’s easy for me to look back on past work and be very critical of myself. In terms of knowing how to use my lights, pose a baby to look natural-but-really-we-know-it-wasn’t-natural, fix those little skin imperfections, polish the entire image, I have worked hard to improve those skills. I have several photos from the beginning of my official photography career that I wish I could “do-over”, Where the baby looks awkward because of my posing, Where the lighting is too bright or too dim…. BUT- then today I came across a few images from BEFORE I actually decided to start a photography business, when it was just me and my camera and a close friend or a cousin’s baby girl in front of a window; BEFORE I put pressure on myself to meet a certain standard; BEFORE I was trying to get specific poses; BEFORE I was comparing myself to other photographers; in short, BEFORE I was overthinking this whole thing, and I was simply taking photographs for the pure enjoyment of it all.
Don’t get me wrong. I still enjoy it. I still REALLY enjoy photography, baby photography in particular, but I look back at these images and realize that maybe I don’t need to be so self critical, maybe I just need to relax and enjoy the process. I don’t know if it’s obvious to the viewer, but there is something simple, spontaneous, uncomplicated and natural about these photos. My “middle” body of work lacks this simplicity- and now with more experience I am trying to step back to that simplicity- although with a bit more technical experience and skill to ensure that I get the images consistently.
I could fuss about slightly imperfect skin (which is actually a much discussed topic among photogs I follow recently… if a newborn isn’t perfect enough, then who is???) I could fuss that the lighting could be better, but REALLY, I just want to enjoy babies SIMPLY. NATURALLY. PEACEFULLY. Keeping that simplicity in mind, here is one of my favourite recent images:
sleepy and perfect
