A New Munchkin
Posted on May 24, 2011
I was so happy to have a shoot with a newborn last weekend. It had been almost a year since my last munchkin, and I really wanted to get into some delicious baby goodness again.
Luckily Zara’s former infant room teacher allowed me to photograph her 14-day-old cutie pie. I was thrilled!
I forgot about how much effort goes into a newborn shoot. It took me 30 minutes to just pack the car. But once I got there and unloaded, we slowed down and allowed the little guy to get comfortable in his set ups.
Initially we found a snuggly position in the basket:

But soon after, he decided that he’d much rather stay awake than sleep.


No worries, we will manage, little guy!

But soon after a little poopy and pee break, we did get snuggly again:

And we really liked the red blanket:




Don’t you just love the fingers and toes?


I just love the sweet newborns!
More Studio Work
Posted on May 6, 2011
My last post showed you the fun I was beginning to have in working with studio shooting. (As much as a dusty back section of my unfinished basement can be called a studio!)
But I have to say that I’m hooked. Studio is a blast…as long as your seamless paper is longer than 53″ that is. Otherwise you’ll find yourself cursing a lot as the end of the paper shows up unwantedly in your shot.
Here are some recent favorites:
Yes, one day I will have the guts to invite someone other than my daughter and husband into the morass that is our basement.










