Phlegmatic and Choleric
I've been told that I'm really good at capturing children's personalities and moods, even when it comes to the littlest babies.
Judge for yourselves! :)
Happy baby:
Angry baby:
All Smiles
You learn new things every day. Today, for instance, I realized that I am really great at photographing tiny week-old babies!
A Portrait of a Little Man
Whenever I create portraits (this excludes models posing as someone else), I prefer the natural approach that both presents the subject in an aesthetically pleasing manner and accurately portrays his or her personality. This means photographing either without the subject's knowledge or capturing their non-posed interactions.
It also helps if I am photographing a tiny East Asian baby. Is there anything cuter than they are?
Not much!
Where Did All the Bubbles Go?
Considering what I normally post to this blog, seeing the following images might come as a bit of a surprise. However, I really enjoy recording interactions between people and their children (and, of course, people and their pets!).
Unlike most photography of this nature, my preference is, by and large, documentary, that is, no posing is involved. I believe that it's both possible to depict people at their best and their most authentic at the same time.
Of these, my favorite shows the two children, because it resembles something between Renoir and Degas.