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This probably isn't one for the walls, but I think she looks too cute in this to not post this shot.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Tenley : Meridian Idaho newborn photographer
What an adorable little girl Tenley is. She was such a pleasure to photograph. Thanks for bringing her for a visit Melissa! She's a doll.
This probably isn't one for the walls, but I think she looks too cute in this to not post this shot.
This probably isn't one for the walls, but I think she looks too cute in this to not post this shot.
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these are so precious. what a beautiful little girl! your work is amazing Laura!
Sooooo pretty! I love them all, they're absolutely adorable. She's such a beautiful little girl too, they're perfect!
Oh my goodness, what a cutie! I love that last shot!
I asked on an earlier post, but curious to know if you retouch your newborns' skin.
thanks!
For some reason, there were a few comments that I published from different people but they never made it to the comments section of this post. Sorry about that. Erica, you asked about having an equipment/setting section under each post. I just don't have it in me to add that info for each post. I do however have a section at the top of my blog titled 'Photography advice' where I list the equipment I use. For indoor pictures, I generally shoot with the 50mm 1.4 with an aperture between 1.4-2.2. When I'm shooting outside, I almost always use my 85mm 1.4 and shoot at about a 1.6-2.0 when I've got one subject. When I'm shooting a group, I usually shoot between 2.8-4.
Robin, I do touch up newborn blochy skin, scratches and baby acne using the clone tool. I will sometimes also run a light portraiture over the skin brushing it off the hair, lips, and eyes.
I hope that helps! -Laura
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing some of your tricks! I ask because your work is beautiful and to even come within a mile of yours would be a dream come true.
stunning...and i love screaming shots!
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