But even though some photographers make it look easy, it really isn`t, and that´s why I signed up for a newborn workshop in Stavanger this weekend. Maddy Rogers and Shellie Wall are two amazing photographers who really knows newborn photography, and I spent the day learning about preparations, sleep patterns, camera angles, tips for soothing the babies, posing and a whole lot more.
It was a beautiful and sunny Stavanger-day, and the old fabric we were at was a stunning location with gorgeous light coming in the windows. It had rustic flooring and white concrete walls, and was a perfect background in it self. I love natural light, and I really enjoyed taking pictures and getting a lot of photography-input for a whole day. Maddy and Shellie showed us several poses, and I took some pictures of the different settings they had arranged. We had three babies with their mums visiting us this day, and I must say that the mums we`re all pretty amazing too.
Maddy and Shellie are outgoing and fun, and did a great job explaining everything. It was a very laid-back and relaxing workshop, and there was some professional photographers and some hobby photographers like myself. I just loved the workshop, it was so inspirational and useful - I can abolutely recommend this to anyone with a interest in newborn photography. In addition to the workshop we received a wrap, headband and bow tie, and I was added to a workshop group on FB where I plan to continue to learn from these two talented ladies and fellow photographers.
Thank you so much Maddy and Shellie for the best day!
If you want to take a look at the Newborn Workshops, here are their Facebook page and web page:
The Newborn Workshops
TNW on Facebook
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