As a Fort Worth Baby Photographer, I couldn’t wait to see Luke again for his sitting session. He did great and was all smiles. We did some simple classic poses and then added in some cute boy clothes and props. His big sisters did great as well. They are so in love with him and sometimes think he’s their own live baby doll. I can’t wait to see him again at his 1 year session.
As a Fort Worth newborn photographer, I couldn’t wait to meet sweet and tiny Elly. She did so well at her newborn session in my studio. We had fun with poses and girly props and even used a new outfit I made. She must have liked it cause she gave me a huge smile. And I love the family image, a new favorite pose for sure. Hopefully I’ll get to see her again soon.
Meet miss Abigail. As a Dallas/Ft. Worth newborn photographer I could wait to get her in my studio for her newborn session. She did great. She started out awake but after a quick feeding and being swaddled up, she drifted off to sleep. I love how she’s wrapped with her little toes peeking out. She posed great once she was asleep. And then she showed me her serious face at the end when she woke back up. We had fun and kept it pretty simple and I’m loving using gray with girls.
Meet tiny Marley. The second model for my mentoring 1:1 session. As a Fort Worth Newborn Photographer, I had a blast working with these newborns. Marley was a dream baby and posed great. I was able to show my student a lot of different posing and the parents ended up with some great images for their walls. My favorite is the one with his hand on his face. A new twist on a simple pose.
I recently had a mentoring 1:1 session in my Fort Worth Newborn Photography studio. Brant was my first model of the day. He really didn’t like to be undressed and posed, but he did love to be wrapped up. So I showed my student how to still have a great session by doing different wraps and using props. He was a handsome baby and loved the potato sack pose the most. But we were able to get his legs out at the end. And I know his parents love his images and I hope my student learned a lot.
