Dallas and Lexi were out today and even though Lexi slept through the whole photo shoot I think the pictures came out great. I'm getting this camera figured out! :)
This one was way too bright with a pink background so I used an action in PS and turned it vintage.
I stopped at the hardware store and picked up a couple of muslin drop clothes from the paint department. The size is 9'x12' and they are perfect for backdrops, they cost about 30 bucks each, much cheaper than buying professional ones; $200.00+ yikes!. I intend to dye them using this tutorial but haven't had time yet. I have an unfinished house and hammered nails around the top of the wall, then used safety pins all around the outside edge of the drop clothes and hung them on the nails.
12 comments:
Kansas...Beautiful,beautiful pictures..Lexi looks like a real contented baby....Pat
nothing more peaceful than a sleeping baby. What a beautiful little doll..ab
Wow! These are beautiful portrait pictures. Great photography and what a gorgeous baby she is.
Proud to be the Great Grandma of such a beautiful baby! Kansas your pictures are so perfect.
Love Ya!
Tell me you aren't smitten?! She's absolutley precious, and your photos are the best.
What a precious granddaughter. What a contented baby.
Truly wonderful pictures, Kans! And the drop cloths are all your idea - and I think that they've definitely made the shots look totally professional. Awesome!
These are just the best. Wow!!
Aw, what a precious baby. And great job! Question: I went to the Davimack blog you were talking about, and only saw a bunch of food stuff. Where is the photography? After your rave, I must read some!
Hi Jaycee,
You can see photography at Davimack's other site: http://hobbitsabroad.blogspot.com/
They have a couple of blogs :)
Great job with the pictures and your granddaughter is just adorable!
Thanks GT Cindy, I've had the camera awhile now and have learned a lot more since taking these pics. I've got a great model to work with too ;)
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