There is deep truth to the emotional journey a woman experiences soon after she becomes a Mother. This looks different for all of us but one thing holds true. We have a deep down immediate desire to be a protector and to fulfill our child's needs for safety and security. This kind of love is hard to place into words, but our children have a unique way of showing their "thanks". It may be seen in the way they only look at us, or a happy gaze they place by the sound of mom's voice, or it could be even be by the way they follow us around all day long seeking closeness. Their need for connection is strong and very much seen in the first year of a child's life.
Whether you are seeking newborn or family photos, there are a handful of game changer facts that can help you get the most out of your photo session investment. As a professional photographer for over a decade, with literally hundreds of sessions under my belt, I’ve seen the good, the bad and the ugly. Here are the five things every photographer wants you to know before you book them!
This guide is the perfect blend of learning the art of observation and the way we connect and remember using photographs.
With your baby growing with each passing day, this book will teach you how to capture their milestone(s) and create a unique first yearbook of their childhood..
Enclosed you'll discover:
- the four major milestones in your Baby's First Year
- what to look for creatively in relation to your Child's milestone
- how to approach the milestone based on your Baby's development
- a detailed shot list to ensure you get the most important images
- sample images to inspire you at each milestone
Leave a comment below and tell me why you enjoy taking photographs.
I will draw a winner on March 1st 2018.
Depending on the era you were born this may of been the only way images where captured and enjoyed! Sounds strange to say this nowadays and very much so on any social media platforms. So let’s get a few facts clear ~ I've created a short video on how my business is evolving to capture using film and delivering a little something different than what you may be used to professionally.
