Showing posts with label Child Photography Utah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Child Photography Utah. Show all posts

New Backdrops {Riverton Utah Photography}



We opened our doors four years ago. Can you believe that? It literally seems like yesterday. We've added props and backdrops along the way to keep current and even ahead of the game, but lately, we were craving a drastic change. We purchased three new backdrops a few weeks ago and we got them in this week. All three backdrops went up today, as we were packed with families, babies, seniors and we wanted to put them to good use.

The above backdrop is sort of an Italian Tile. It's a beautiful copper color, but I loved the look in Sepia as well. It's absolutely gorgeous for families, newborns, seniors...you name it!



This one is a tiny little backdrop, perfect for a newborn or a solo shot. The texture is fantastic and easy to manipulate, should I want to tweak it a bit.



This has to be my favorite! Doesn't this look like I took these two sweeties and plopped them down in an alley? Of course, I added the puddles as an after effect, but the bricks are so real I can hardly stand it. I love this! I can't wait to see what else comes of this one.
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Utah Children's Photography / {First Birthday Portraits}

I look forward to first birthday sessions for so many reasons. First, and foremost, a child I have followed since birth is finally turning one and I get to be the lucky one to photograph the day. Second, nothing makes me smile like a child digging into a birthday cake for the first time. Lastly, the studio smells so sweet and delicious after the shoot that I just want to lick the walls!

Addy turns one next month and seriously, how sweet are those big blue eyes? Adelyn was so good at covering herself in frosting that I could have just eaten her up by the end of the session.
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Child Photography in Riverton, Utah

Because I don't have children of my own, yet, I am often in awe of just how adorable children can be. For instance, meet Brooklyn.



Seriously? How absolutely stunning is she?



Photographing children in this age group is so much fun! Watching the child interact with their surroundings and the camera is often more than enough to make some fantastic photographs.

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