Momtographer Tip of the Day {San Antonio, Texas Child Photographer}

I hope everyone is having a fantastic summer! I thought I'd do a personal post today. Keeping my little guy busy has been fun and challenging as we move through the middle of year two. He's into everything, and it's amazing watching him with new craft materials and activities.

I've been trying to capture all these little moments and wanted to throw out a tip for when you are trying to do the same. Get down on your child's level for some shots, and zoom in on those details! It adds interest to your set of photos, and it will help you remember the size of your child at that age and exactly what fascinated them about the activity or project.

I'm printing this collage on aluminum to include in a cluster of cork and colored dry-erase board squares. I can't wait to see how it turns out...

Stay cool, and snap away!

Update:

Here's a snapshot of the entrance to our house with the high-gloss aluminum print. Self-stick dry-erase and cork squares from the Board Guys. I love how this turned out! Bonus - the metal print can be written on with dry-erase markers as well if you want to incorporate that into the design.

Sweet One-Month-Old and Her Mommy {San Antonio Infant Photographer}

This is a photographer friend of mine who was so thrilled (as I am when I get the chance) to be on the other side of the lens with her precious baby girl. She is approximately one month here - maybe five weeks?

I am in love with the black and white images from their mini-session. At one month, alert, expressive looks begin to replace replace the silly cross-eyed stares you sometimes get from awake brand-newborns. Isn't she sweet?