Baby A is enormous, guys. ThisĀ is a newborn shoot, I promise. Jade was still working on him last time I saw them, but he's arrived and he's pretty great. I'm pretty well convinced that a "newborn" shoot should actually take place a month or more in - Baby A can smile and giggle and squirm and he's cute as hell.
Babies are funny.
Congratulations again, you guys. Take care of that enormous baby.
I've had the pleasure of documenting several of Megan and Pritpal and family's major life milestones. Their engagement, then their wedding, then moving into a beautiful new house, and last week I met a tiny new person they created out of thin air. Baby S was incredibly good for the whole shoot - not even falling asleep, as nine-day-old tiny people tend to do.
Jack makes an excellent big brother.
They have an amazing house. It was pretty awesome to shoot in when it was empty and now that they've filled it with some really sweet decor, it's irresistible for compositions and things.
Congratulations again, you guys! Keep on rocking the life.
One of the joys of being a part of such a big moment in my clients' lives is watching them grow from there. I come in at a big transition, and sometimes I get called back in for other changes, like new additions. Shawn and Randall had Baby R just a couple weeks before I came to their house to do a few portraits and document a little sliver of their lives as new parents.
We shot in their home, as that is where new parents spend all of their time. I believe the "normal" is beautiful - the wonder, discovery, gratitude and also the exhaustion, the spit-ups, the poopy diapers. Life is short. Photos help. Doggies too.
(S&R - don't worry. I gave you a ton of color photos too. I just thought the black and white worked well for the setting.)
Baby R is so tiny! Congratulations, guys.