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Pregnancy Photo Ideas

2011-04-09T11:55:00.000+05:00

When You Have More than One

It is not necessary that this be your first pregnancy, and if you have already have a first (and second) child, including her/him in the photograph would be simply outstanding. The bond between the siblings, the one that has already been there, and the one who is yet to arrive, can be exquisitely captured in a photograph to be savored for life. In your home, outside, or anywhere you think these moments can be elicited, just keep your camera handy for those perfect images.

Candid shots or specific poses, you can choose from either when deciding to have a pregnancy photograph clicked with your other child and the pregnant mother.

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Pregnancy Photo Ideas

2011-04-09T11:52:00.000+05:00

Pregnancy Portraiture

Hiring a professional to get photographs of the pregnant mother clicked may sometimes be a great idea. A shoot in a studio that allows the photographer to create different moods and suggest poses to bring out the emotion of the mother-to-be is perhaps one of the best ways to capture some vivid moments in this special phase.

As you can see in the pictures provided here, the pregnancy photographs are very aesthetically shot, which more often than not, can be perfectly done by a professional photographer.

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Pregnancy Photo Ideas

2011-04-09T11:48:00.000+05:00

Photographs of the Pregnant Couple

When pregnancy is announced, not only the mother-to-be, but the father-to-be also feels pregnant in some way. Though it involves a lot of responsibility by both parents, the happiness for the occasion is inexplicable. Why then should the father-to-be be left out of the photograph? The happiness of both parents to have a beautiful child should definitely be captured in a maternity photograph, forever! On either side you can see studio shots of the pregnant couple, though you may take these pictures in candid shots at home or outdoors.

As long as it is aesthetic and captures the true emotion you feel, there should be no restriction regarding the setting you want to take the picture in.

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Pregnancy Photo Ideas

2011-04-09T11:45:00.000+05:00

Pregnancy Photo Ideas

Close to Nature

During pregnancy, a woman is told to take in all that she can from her surroundings so that it has a positive effect on her child. It is definitely true that the environment a child is exposed to in spite of being in a womb affects her/his personality to some extent. So that this period is tranquil and peaceful, exposing oneself to the outdoors, feeling close to nature, and capturing these picturesque moments is a great idea.

As such, photographs during pregnancy clicked outdoors perfectly capture its essence in that the serenity on the mother's face is absolutely charming. The pictures given on either side are some of the poses you can choose from, though the setting may not be restricted to water or the beach, but can easily be switched to the foothills of a snow-covered cap or at the park, or even in the ruins of a vintage building.
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Pregnancy Photo Ideas

2011-04-09T11:14:00.000+05:00

Pregnancy Photo Ideas

Pregnancy brings out a completely different and unique glow in a woman. The elation, the feeling of having another life growing within her, and the desire to ensure that this life is safely brought into this world shows so easily on her face. All you want to do on occasions such as these is capture them for posterity, and look back upon them to reminisce about the beauty of this wonderful phase of your life. Though pregnancy involves the father and in some cases the sibling of the baby, it is definitely all about the mother-to-be. There is no way anyone else can experience what she is experiencing at that juncture, with the first kick, the turning of the baby, and eventually, childbirth. To savor such moments in the future, engaging in some sort of pregnancy photography is something every pregnant mother should do. If you are here because of a lack of ideas on getting the best pictures, here are some that will inspire you. Click on each image for a closer look.

Close to Nature

During pregnancy, a woman is told to take in all that she can from her surroundings so that it has a positive effect on her child. It is definitely true that the environment a child is exposed to in spite of being in a womb affects her/his personality to some extent. So that this period is tranquil and peaceful, exposing oneself to the outdoors, feeling close to nature, and capturing these picturesque moments is a great idea. As such, photographs during pregnancy clicked outdoors perfectly capture its essence in that the serenity on the mother's face is absolutely charming. The pictures given on either side are some of the poses you can choose from, though the setting may not be restricted to water or the beach, but can easily be switched to the foothills of a snow-covered cap or at the park, or even in the ruins of a vintage building.

Pregnancy Photo Ideas

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2011-03-13T00:47:00.000+05:00

SHADOW PHOTOGRAPHY
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Maternity, Pregnancy Photography

2011-03-13T00:25:00.000+05:00

Maternity, Pregnancy Photography

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2011-03-12T22:59:00.000+05:00

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2011-03-11T22:27:00.000+05:00

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Shadows create fascinating pictures on their own, and they also are beautiful when paired with their parent object.
The contrast between the image and its shadow makes an amazing photograph.

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2011-03-11T16:19:00.000+05:00

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2011-03-11T11:53:00.000+05:00

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2011-03-11T11:43:00.000+05:00

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2011-03-11T11:31:00.000+05:00

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Maternity Photography – 7 Tips for Taking Great Shots

2011-03-11T11:27:00.000+05:00

Maternity Photography – 7 Tips for Taking Great Shots

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When I first began doing maternity work I made a pledge. A commitment I swore I’d stand by through thick and thin. I promised myself I’d never take “the maternity picture.” You know the one. Daddy’s arms around mommy’s belly with hands affectionately forming… gag… excuse me… a heart. There’s NOTHING wrong with this photo. AT ALL. Calm your rage oh you who just did this exact shot this afternoon. It’s just that I didn’t want to do the typical maternity image that every mother who’s every had her belly photographed has in one of her 9 baby albums (9 for the first child that is… 1 for the second…a few images in an envelope somewhere for the third… and oh, that poor fourth child, he has to borrow pictures from his brother when he’s highlighted on the bulletin board in Kindergarten). I marched right into that first session ready to stand by my commitment to creativity! I’d no sooner pulled out my camera than mom, all giddy with excitement, said “Woo! Can we do that shot with Daddy’s arms around me and our hands forming a heart over my belly button?!?” I stood by that pledge of mine for a full… well, 2.4 seconds. Of course I did the shot. But guess what? I did a lot of other stuff that she’d never have dreamed of. Guess which image DID NOT get purchased. Belly button heart.

1. The Great Outdoors:

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So many maternity sessions are done in studio. I understand the reasons behind this. I’ve been pregnant. 3 times over. I’m not the petite and pretty pregnant. I’m the gal you find wedged between the double doors at The Sizzler. Studio shoots are great because there’s privacy. I can’t argue with that. Particularly if you’re going to do anything in less than a fully clothed state (that’s my PC way of saying naked). But there’s something about being outside. Taking that natural beauty of a woman who’s ready to bring new life into the world and placing her in the majesty of the great outdoors is simply breathtaking.

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2. At Home:

When you shoot a mommy-to-be in her own home she’s comfortable to let go in a way that she may not be otherwise. This is a fantastic reason to hold maternity sessions at home. This is not however why I do it. As a photographer I feel like it’s my responsibility to help my subjects feel comfortable and capable of giving me their best, no matter where we’re shooting. I pride myself on my ability to do this. To me, it’s a HUGE part of my success as a photographer (Uh oh. I feel a post in this regard coming on… check back soon). I shoot maternity sessions at home primarily because it’s wonderful for a couple to have a capture that truly shows what their life was like at the time their baby came to be a part of their family. I’m a second generation photographer so I’ve got some really lovely shots of my sweet momma awaiting my arrival. My favorite however is a simple picture of her standing by my bassinet with her hand on her tummy. I CHERISH it.

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3. Simplify:

No matter where you shoot, studio, home, outside, 7Eleven, you’ve got to simplify your surroundings. The beauty of a mother anticipating the arrival of her child should be captured in a way that allows the miracle to speak for itself. Pregnancy doesn’t require anything “else” to be present in a photograph to help tell it’s story. Everything in the frame that may not belong will simply serve to distract from the story that’s already being told, naturally. Pay attention to background.

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4. Help Her Feel Beautiful

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Women don’t generally feel very sexy when they’re pregnant. Understandably so, and trust me I connect with this feeling as much as the next gal. But just because an expectant mother doesn’t feel sexy, that doesn’t mean she’s not totally knock out. Bring that out in her. Pull that beauty out of her. A good way to do this is by talking as you shoot. It’s perfectly appropriate to say things like: “That’s beautiful!” “Yes, perfect!” “Oh that’s just LOVELY.” “Pregnancy looks good on you girl!” Whatever works! If you’re a male photographer you’ll need to be careful about what you say in this crazy world of sexual harassment, but you’re even more capable of pulling the beauty out of her than a female photographer. It’s one thing when your girlfriend tells you you’re beautiful, but when your girlfriend’s brother tells you that you’re looking good, you actually believe it. Obviously be careful and be genuine. The success of this tip will depend on your personality, but you can help her help herself. If she feels pretty she’ll look a whole heck of a lot better. It’s that simple.

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5. Highlight Relationship:

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Hopefully new babies are coming into a loving home. I always try to include photographs that highlight the tender relationship between mom and dad, because bringing a child into the world with someone is arguably love in it’s purest form.

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6. Don’t Forget the Siblings… or the dog for that matter:

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Remember that often a baby is coming into an established family unit (not to say that Mom and Dad alone aren’t an “established family unit” but for the sake of my point, go with me on this one). If the siblings are available, make sure to include them in at least a few frames. I have to mention the dog, because I’ve got a sister-in-law who’s dog, Wanda (seriously that’s her name) is her pride and joy. When she and her hubby have kids, you can trust that Wanda will be right there in at least a handful of her maternity photos. She’s as much a part of the family as the next guy.

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7. Give ‘em Something Different:

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Don’t just shoot what’s always been shot. This is a good general rule of photography. I really try to be “consistently inconsistent” (I recently heard another photographer, Nate Kaiser of theimageisfound.com, use this term and I had to pirate it). Let me explain, you’ve got to approach each shoot as it’s own. I’m very committed as a photographer to tailoring each shoot for the subject I’m photographing. Like I said before, this is a good general rule that applies particularly to maternity photography. Even though millions and millions of mothers have given birth to millions and millions of babies for millions and millions of years, a momma-to-be needs to feel like her pregnancy is miraculous, special and sacred, that the things she’s experiencing are unique only to her. Because they are.

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