she's 9 weeks old now, and cheerier than ever! except when she's hungry.
this was shot on the change table, under her bedroom window, on an overcast day. 50mm, f5.6, iso400 (probably, can't quite remember).
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finally got that smile!
for some reason, Abby loves having her nappy changed ... smiles galore!
she's 9 weeks old now, and cheerier than ever! except when she's hungry. this was shot on the change table, under her bedroom window, on an overcast day. 50mm, f5.6, iso400 (probably, can't quite remember).
That is one happy child
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Awesome stuff, Matty.
I find sometimes the best light occured near the change table. Wait till she giggles for the first time - a classic moment. Regards, Patrick
Two or three lights, any lens on a light-tight box are sufficient for the realisation of the most convincing image. Man Ray 1935. Our mug is smug
oh, mate I feel for you! The first 2 weeks were the hardest for us (our first kid, so we didn't know what to expect). I hope you've got plenty of support! Don't let people tell you that the first little smiles are wind - just accept them as smiles!
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