i mentioned my thing with babies, and of course, after seeing this baby, i was fighting my urge the entire time. do you see those eyes? DO YOU SEE THOSE EYES?? good heavens. those eyes. and, actually, his hair. and his cheekss! oh! his cheeks! delicious baby.
i've learned a few things about photography this year. one of those things is the "feeling" of the subjects spill out of the picture and into the hearts of the people who look at them. so if a family is in love, i don't really have to do much, i just take the picture and do some editing. and then everyone who looks at it has a "love experience". i think. i do, anyway.
this family was one of the easiest shoots i've ever done because this family just loves each other so well. and watching them all help one another, smile at one another, play together and lovingly touch one another warmed my heart.
and now, i've decided that i'm going to be more loving like them. and also, that i love that baby.
6 comments:
Beautiful work, as always. I can definitely feel the love when I looks at these. I love what you said about the feeling of the subjects. I think you've just inspired me to write a post about this, so thank you for that!
so cute!!!
The philosophy behind it is great... but the pictures are not... keep it up! Maybe some day.
Aw, thanks Miriam!
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AGAIN SO SO SORRY.
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