Today I met with my first homebirth photography client and the midwives that will be helping her to birth her baby.
I don't know about them, but I'm super excited about this opportunity!
Not only do I get to be a part of another homebirth team, I get to take pictures...another (and my first) passion. Nothing beats that!
My old slr camera broke quite a few years ago. I didn't want to buy a cheap version of what I wanted, so I just put off buying a new one. I used a cheap digital camera (it was hard to get used to at first) and then I started using my phone. I wasn't a doula and I was only taking pictures of my kids eating breakfast or making faces or wearing cute outfits.
I needed a new camera...so I bought one. Unfortunately, it hasn't been shipped yet. Fortunately, the birth isn't (hopefully) for at least a couple more weeks. I bought a Nikon D80 from Amazon.com. I can barely stand waiting for it to arrive. The UPS man is like Santa for grown ups.
Showing posts with label MaternityPhotography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MaternityPhotography. Show all posts
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Birth Photography, The Beginning...
Monday, August 2, 2010
B-L Maternity Shoot
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Maternity Photography
Documenting one's pregnancy has become something that is almost second-nature for many moms. Not only can one do a series of belly casts, or just one, but maternity photography has become more popular over the years. A photographer who can capture the essence of the family is important. When choosing a photographer, interview him or her first in order to make sure that you are truly comfortable in his or her presence. A photographer who makes you nervous will never be able to capture a natural emotion besides uncomfort. The above photograph was taken of a client, her fiance and her son. When looking for sample pictures of "families" in many maternity photographers sites, it can be difficult to find significantly older children. Many of them showcase toddler/preschoolers as the sibling. This young man is eleven. The classic hands-on-the-belly shot can still be done with an older siblings hands and still look beautiful.
Maternity photographs can be done as a part of a doula package. Please contact me to find out more.
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