I placed a blanket in the back of the basket to protect his back and to make it cozy. And also out of sight of the camera.
The blanket used for the backdrop was bought at Kirklands. The basket was bought at Hobby Lobby and the sheepskin at IKEA. What you can't see is that I also had a space heater nearby. When you take the clothes off the babies you want them to stay warm. They will be a lot happier if they are warm!
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Thanks for sharing! I have seen some set ups at Clickin Moms and love getting a look at them. Very helpful!
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ReplyDeleteYeah, he totally looks like Scott!
ReplyDeletevery cute! love the photography tips! I love the second picture. adorable :) I'll tweet!
ReplyDeleteI love that you're showing the pull back shot of your set up! So helpful!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! And, very helpful for people who are looking for some ideas! Where did you get your big blanket and the small furry one? Very cute.
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Ha! Nevermind, I must have totally missed the last part of your blog. I'm tired, sorry.
ReplyDeletelove this post! Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing the pull backs.
ReplyDeleteI love that you publish posts like this---SO HELPFUL :) Could you share what your camera settings are for this shot? I know, for kids your shutter speed should be at least 150, but I like to have the aperture at about 5.6 to get the face sharp. This usually leads to a higher ISO, if shooting indoors...
ReplyDeleteTHANKS!!!