Thanks, @Danielloza3657. Feel free to send a message to [email protected] Or just visit my site.

Thank you and enjoy these. I might be making more follow up soon.

Thank you. The aperture would be around 5.6 and I keep them as much as possible to the same focal plane. People at the back, I ask them to lean in as much as they can. Shutter speed in the studio always stays 125th.

Hi, There is not really a strategy there. You just tell the parents that these might happen and that we might need extra sets of clothes changes. Accident happens and everyone just keep calm and chill ha ha

Your welcome :)

Just normal cheap Yanungo flash. These are around £60 new. Nothing special or fancy :) If you want more juice I use Godox AD360II

Hi, yes I have a studio light behind it. You could use a professional scrim set up to get the same effect, but I like the curtain as it goes all the way to the floor. I am planning to do studio set ups video to talk about lights, positions and final effects.

Yes I would be waiting till the baby is at the calmest part of the shoot to do family photos. Sessions are around 2 hours I would say with all feeds. These are super chilled and natural. I don't promote home shoots. Parents would either like studio or home shoot. Studio involves more props and posing and home shoots are pretty much only about natural photos. I have made whole guide on my site about studio VS home shoots :) Final product can be album or wall art portraits. Normally it would album with portrait box. Hope that answers the questions.

Enjoy it. Take your time, look for the light and angles. Don't rush. That is the beauty of lifestyle shoots. You can take it slower. Let me know how it goes and if you have some challenges along the way.

how did it go?

For family photos I use sony 24-70GM and for newborns alone would be 35mm as 24-70 is crazy heavy and I prefer fixed focal length. Generally f3.2 or f4 with 50iso. Light power would be very low too. Hope that helps

Thanks that helps a lot

When I shoot for youtube stuff I use 360 degree camera. It is very tedious to edit but I can choose whichever angle I want.

Thank you Ana. Glad you like it.

Thank you very much :) Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

Looked at this specific session and it was 113 photos as a final. Keep in mind that this was not the easiest session. Loads of stops and feeds. Baby a bit older etc. Normally it might be a bit more photos I guess. It also depends on how much I would need to edit these photos. If just light, colour adjustments, then more photos, if there are loads of skin edits, then I would keep it to less number to save time and money. Hope it helps.

Thank you.

Thank you. Show me what you make for maternity shoots?

Thank you.

Yeap, not always you can get everything you want. Just need to go with the flow.

Thanks for enjoying it and enjoy your own photo sessions. Feel free to ask any questions if you get stuck.

I mainly shoot outside, but recently I had an indoor family session. I should have used the flash because oh boy the Iso..... What are your camera and flash settings please? Next time I would like to try using a off camera flash. Thank you.

@@elisastamerra8892 I set flash setting very low as that is only to complement available light and not over kill it. Watch maybe this video I made recently. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4nCpqGid9irgLc. There is whole blog post for it too. In description.

Thank you Mark.

Shooting into umbrella and have a diffuser on umbrella as well. Sometimes shoot through the curtain.