We call our kids blondies and if you’ve seen them, that’s an understatement. Jillian’s hair can more accurately be described as WHITE and the boys have only recently turned a darker shade of blonde. It’s cute to hear them use it in conversation…”you know Evan, he’s a blondie.”
One of my favorite newborn sessions was with a blondie. Little Austin had the lightest of newborn hair and peachy cream skin. He’s just adorable.
I used one of my newborn cocoons since he was in such a deep sleep. The peacock blue color was amazing with his skin tone!
If you’re a photographer interested in purchasing a kid silk mohair cocoon, Kathy has them in her etsy store right now. Click here to see more. She’ll be adding more, so stay tuned!
When I photograph newborns, either clients will come to my home studio or I will travel with all my supplies to their home. In this case, I met Austin at his home…which was a tiny (but gorgeous!) space. They were gracious enough to move furniture so I could have adequate light. All this to say, sometimes a very glamorous picture doesn’t look very glamorous when we’re making it. My clients trust me and I’m so glad they do!
Here’s a bit of the ‘behind the scenes’!
these are stunning! the photographs are just perfect and the baby is also! i love his light coloring..so often you don’t see blond on babies that young. gorgeous. and gorgeous family, too!
thank for the sooc shot. so good to see that. really shows off your amazing work and what artistry, time and love it takes to make an picture into a fine art image. beautiful.
What interesting “during” and final results photos. Love these images…just beautiful!
I absolutely love what you have done with these photos! The black and whites are stunning. Are you willing to share what you did to get that gorgeous black and white look?
Thanks! I use the Boutwell’s boring old black and white action. Then I add contrast and yin yang if I need to…making the lights lighter and the darks darker. I think having a nice contrasty photo to start with definitely helps with making a good b&w.