These little buddies are just too darling.




Lessons learned:
-For every decent shot, plan on taking at least 20 sub-par ones.
-Photoshop is your bff
-Flexibility is a close second
-They juuuust might not cooperate when the light is best
-But when you get bad skin tones, there's always a black/white option down the road
-Get them good & well fed before trying to take sleeping shots
-Have fun playing with different textured blankets/backgrounds
-Plan on this taking all afternoon
2 comments:
Super cute photos! Jessica, you are like the jack of all trades- scrap booking/card making, house projects, photographer and who knows what else!
Awesome Job, Jess! You may have found your next career.
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