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Today we will be sharing some more newborn photography tips! If you are just starting out in the newborn photography business (or hobby), you may still be adjusting to using your DSLR. Hopefully, by now you have played around with the Manual setting and are becoming more comfortable with how it works. It can take some…
Here is a behind-the-scenes look at a natural light photography session! Ana walks us through the process of photographing in her clients home and getting the best use of natural light. If you’ve never done a natural light lifestyle shoot like this, this video will surely inspire you to do so. Enjoy! Was this video helpful? Is there…
One of the topics you asked us to touch on was newborn photography studio lighting. So today, we are sharing some great videos about Studio Lighting, and later on in the week we will go over Natural Lighting. Studio lighting can seem like a daunting task, especially as a beginner or for someone who has…
Today we are on the topic of backlit portrait editing, and for this post we will be sharing a great Lightroom tutorial on how to to fix portraits that have backlit issues as well as use graduated filters. The best part is you don’t have to worry about the tone curve! There are so many…
Hello ExtraOrdinary Photographers! We’ve recently been covering tons of how-to videos for newborn posing and wrapping techniques, but today we want to go over the other side of newborn photography, editing. Whether you are a Lightroom user or Photoshop extraordinaire, editing newborn photography can be tricky for beginners. The great thing about using photoshop is…
Hello again, ExtraOrdinary Photographers! There are so many ways to wrap a newborn for a photo shoot, the options are literally endless. Some can be advanced twists, while others can just be the simple burrito wrap (which, let’s face it– can actually be complicated too!) and like we’ve said before–the easiest way to learn is…