Posted: February 7th, 2011 | Author: Stacie | Filed under: Babies | Tags: baby, baby photographer, baby photography, baby photography in Connecticut, Connecticut Baby Photographer, connecticut baby photography, Connecticut Photographer, connecticut photography, west hartford baby photographer, West Hartford Photographer, West Hartford Photography | 25 Comments »
I think I’m going minimalist there with the post title but this adorable baby smile leaves me with nothing else to say other than “Baby.” She is the platonic ideal of baby. She is the baby paradigm. She is Baby.
Posted: July 2nd, 2010 | Author: Stacie | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: baby, baby photography, baby photography in Connecticut, baby portraits, baby potraits, black and white photography, Breastfeeding Portraits, breastfeeding poster, children photogapher connecticut, free downloads, la leche league, newborn photography, World Breastfeeding Week | 18 Comments »
And VOILA. Having harassed asked people to tell me which were their favorite of my breastfeeding images I present the finished poster. I’ll be doing a final proofreading tomorrow to avoid embarrassing typos.
How embarrassing? I brought a stack of free postcards to the La Leche League conference in April touting the wonders of breasfeeding. I’d like to avoid that this time.
SO I’ll be doing a final proofread then send the file out to the printer. I’ll be giving them out to local breastfeeding professionals. You can order a personal copy as long as my extras hold out.
Downloadable PDF:
Please note that this is made freely available for you to print and distribute at will and am trusting in the basic goodness of people to use it as intended. Please respect that I retain copyright to these images and do not use them individually on your web site or in your materials even for the very best of causes. If you make the download available on your on web site please do it by linking back to this, original, post.
This file is very large so that you can make a very good print – you should be able to send this to a professional printer if you desire and have no issues with resolution, or just print it on the laser printer!
Posted: April 26th, 2010 | Author: Stacie | Filed under: Babies | Tags: Avon, baby, baby photographer, baby photography, baby photography in Connecticut, baby pictures, baby pictures at 3 weeks, baby pictures in your house, baby portraits, baby potraits, black and white photography, Bristol, Canton, Connecticut Baby Photographer, Connecticut Newborn Photography, Connecticut Photographer, ct baby photos, ct baby pictures, ct newborn, ct newborn photo, ct newborn portrait, custom photography, Farmington, hartford, Hartford County, high end newborn portraits, Litchfield County, newbor macro photography, newborn photography, newborn pictures in your home, newborn portraits, Simsbury, three weeks old | 21 Comments »
Well, she is. If it’s any consolation she’s cuter than I am as well.
I photographed this little beauty on Saturday morning. She was right in the middle of her 3-week growth spurt and made me work for it but time, patience, lots of food, womb sounds and loud shushing resulted in some final sleeping images that are just adorable as well as some great looks of wide eyed wonder.
Posted: March 29th, 2010 | Author: Stacie | Filed under: Babies | Tags: baby, baby in cheescloth, baby on black, baby photo, baby photography, baby portraits, Connecticut Baby Photographer, connecticut newborn, Connecticut Newborn Photography, Connecticut Photographer, ct newborn, ct newborn photo, ct newborn portrait, fine art portraits, infant, newborn connecticut, newborn photography, newborn portraits, Simply Babies | 7 Comments »
Isn’t she just the sweetest thing you have ever seen? The sweetness of newborns never stops amazing me. She was a sleeper, and the last of my Fresh Faces models. I’ve had babies who couldn’t be woken up for love, money or even food and babies who couldn’t be coaxed to sleep even in an 85 degree room with full tummies. That’s one thing you always have to remember about photographing newborns – you just have to go with the flow.
Now this little sweetie was older than I usually like to do newborns; she was over 3 weeks. I like to schedule them in that 4-7 day range as that, usually, makes for sleepy babies who still curl up into adorable little balls. Once they get a little older the shoot can be harder as they are more alert, less, well, bendy and 3 weeks can be a very difficult age as that 3-week newborn growth spurt can result in a baby who wants to eat 20 hours out of the day. As you can undoubtedly tell from her picture she was, despite her advanced age of 3 weeks, quite happy to sleep.
Posted: March 26th, 2010 | Author: Stacie | Filed under: Babies | Tags: artistic baby portraits, baby, baby photographer, baby photography, baby pictures, baby portraits, beautiful baby portraits, black and white baby pictures, black and white photography, Connecticut Baby Photographer, connecticut newborn, Connecticut Newborn Photography, Connecticut Photographer, ct baby photos, ct baby pictures, ct newborn, ct newborn photo, ct newborn portrait, infant, modern baby pictures, newborn photography, newborn portraits, Simply Babies, west hartford baby, west hartford baby photography, West Hartford Newborn Photographer, West Hartford Photographer | 70 Comments »
I am wrapping up my spring Fresh Faces project and have a pile of neatly packaged prints to take to the post office including some of this little cutie. Isn’t she a sweetheart? She decided to arrive on the scene a wee bit early and as a result was one of the smallest peanuts I got to play with so far this year. You can see her in my Simply Babies gallery too, which I have totally redesigned and refreshed after this winter’s baby rush.
Newborn portraits are such a delight to do. I get to see all the wonder of new life. Sure, I get peed on during most sessions (though not, actually, during this one). And urped on. And now and again I get pooped on, but there is a reason I wear jeans to the sessions and the joy of a little baby is more than worth the many fluids that come out of them. All of which is to say, in the babbly way that lets you know it’s been an interesting day with my twins, that I have the best job in the world.
