A Few Newborn Safety Tips During a REAL Newborn Photo Shoot

[@throughthedutchdoor]

This is so sweet! I love how gentle and caring you are with her.

[@treichertphotography]

Thank you so very much!!

[@diorsplayhouse802]

That you so much for this video, these pictures was amazing

[@treichertphotography]

Thank you so much!!! Thank you

[@isaiahasieba1752]

Awesome, thanks for sharing 🤗

[@treichertphotography]

Thanks for watching!

[@courtneyskipworth788]

I’m just getting into newborn photography and I love what you’re doing. Any tips for a beginner?

[@treichertphotography]

Thank you sweetie. I suggest not to get lost in buying a ton of props. Perfect your posing. Find someone who can teach you

[@hadassahholbrook7462]

how do they always look sleepy and actually sleep for posing? I have a hard time posing on a bean bag, they are always awake for me. Any tips? love what you're doing

[@treichertphotography]

Newborn sessions are the most patient I have to be. All I can suggest is take your time and keep an eye out for their comfort. A comfortable baby will sleep

[@phyllisdantzler]

Beautiful ❤❤❤

[@treichertphotography]

Thank you! 😊

[@sleepymama8723]

Love this video❤️What camera are you using?

[@treichertphotography]

Thank you! I'm using the Canon 5D IV

[@codiebeale7303]

Can I ask what camera settings you use please? Are you using a 50mm lens? Thanks Codie xx

[@treichertphotography]

My camera settings are normally ISO 100-160, F 3.5, SS 1/160. For newborns I use a 35mm. It allows me to get in nice and close

[@alexissmith8770]

I love your videos! Im an aspiring photographer & Newborn photographer. Just dont have the funds to get my first camera yet.... I lost my job because of covid... so Im looking to start a business. Im no taking photography classes. Any advise on starting out?

[@treichertphotography]

Thank you for the kind words and im glad you enjoy the videos. Im really sorry to hear about your funding due to covid. Im not the "take workshops" kind of person, but when it comes to babies I wouldn't suggest learning on your own. So start off with older people and kids once you get your camera to get basic knowledge and practice. Once you've saved up a little then I suggest taking a newborn safety class so you know how to handle other peoples babies. Keep watching videos, join lots of the fb newborn photographer groups to see more bits and pieces of the trade. Learn the basics first. Learn your camera

[@deepthijupudi]

may i know what is that purple floor ? DIY ?

[@treichertphotography]

The purple floor was a gift from a local photographer, but she created. I dont have a DIY for it.

[@deepthijupudi]

may i know what lens you are using ?

[@treichertphotography]

Using a Tamron 35mm

[@yusufbrito7724]

Congrats for new baby😇#gentvofficial

[@treichertphotography]

Thank you!

[@jeaninevalencia4548]

Hi! what is that big round light called? is it used as flash? 😊😊😊

[@treichertphotography]

Its a light modifier. It helps to bounce the light back to my subject

[@sabine4599]

Where do you buy your backdrops/ floor drops?

[@treichertphotography]

Destashes for some. Those are usually found on fb in the baby groups. People are constantly sharing what they are getting rid of