Things I learned: newborns DO take a long time to shoot, between the crying, sleeping, nursing, feeding, and all the resting inbetween. :) Also, use less slippery fabric around the boppy because the baby kept slipping down on the fabric I was using. I read somewhere that using a bean bag was best with newborns because it conformed the most to their little curved shape. Overall I was pretty happy with the shoot and learned lots about posing such small babies.
and now onto the picture sneak peek! :)
how he spent about half the shoot, in various stages of unhappy
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ahhh bliss
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look, we even got some awake shots!
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gassy smile
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with mommy
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with blocks
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baby head!
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baby hand
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