Showing posts with label easter baby portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter baby portraits. Show all posts

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Easter 2010. A few pics from home!

I don't believe I've brought my camera home since January. So much for my resolution! I enjoyed a Sunday off this week and spent the day with S and G gardening and painting eggs for Easter. G has not been liking the camera lately, but today she was a total ham! At 1 1/2 years old, she sang the whole alphabet on camera and actually flashed me a few smiles while I was documenting her work. And hard at work she was! This girl could color for hours. Here are some of my favorites from our Easter egg painting.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Little flower. Baby M and big sister S. Rhode Island and Massachusetts newborn baby photographer creates easter spring sibling newborn portraits

I had so much fun with the family who came to visit the studio today that I couldn't wait to share their preview with you! Sweet baby M was nice and sleepy and her big sister S was a fabulous model and helper. Toddlers can be very unpredictable in their reactions to their new siblings and often the attention showered on a new baby during a newborn shoot can exaggerate this. At 2 1/2 years old, S was so sweet to her sister, so helpful around the studio, and a total ham for the camera. We did the whole shoot in just two hours! I just adore the portraits we got. Here is a little sneak peak:


Thursday, March 11, 2010

Little Lamb. Baby O's 6 month portraits. Rhode Island and Massachusetts photographer creates spring easter baby portraits.






I seriously wanted to share this ENTIRE session as a preview. I could barely contain myself when I was editing. I must have called Shaun over to the computer 10 times to say "Isn't this baby GORGEOUS!" And that was just for the first photo! Baby O was just as sweet as she was beautiful. I sure do love 6 month olds! Enjoy your preview mom and dad. I loved seeing you again and after you left Shaun said "We could have talked to them all day!"

 
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