Sweet and Safe Newborn Photography Poses

Learn newborn poses that are adorable and safe for the baby. cr8.lv/jkcnpsyt
Watch a newborn photography shoot in action as Julia Kelleher, along with her assistant, reposition a newborn infant and get a ton of great shots. Julia highlights a great pose that doesn't require compositing and is safe and comfortable for the baby.
This clip is from the CreativeLive course, The Creative Newborn Photography Studio. cr8.lv/jkcnpsyt
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[@peachburry998]

Is she ok? She's constantly out of breathe

[@WildBison74]

Lady Dra9on I know it's quite bothersome

[@clickclickGoose]

lol this is so mean -_-

[@Surfacearea999]

I was wondering the same

[@someplacesunnyphotography1213]

Love this video and all the dialogue offered throughout shoot! Creative Live is the best!

[@elizabeths3090]

Beautiful work,but they didn't support the baby's head when they were posing it. Not even a finger to support the head. As a mother, I would have been worried.

[@kimberlyronan668]

a 50mm 1:4 lens is a prime lens... great for portraits and depth of field. Richard Willson over here suggesting 2 zoom lenses obviously knows very little about photography.

[@daveprelosky9654]

Primes vs. zoom is a preference, not a Law... There are no tablets come down from the mountain spelling out what to use. Pick one and go with it.

[@ninahohnhorst1291]

The chin-pose without holding the head?? OMG!!

[@FrederickDunn]

Are there concerns regarding that upturned face pose.. is this a possible strain? I know they are pretty elastic, but at 4:50 I wonder about the unsupported position of that tiny head...? Very interesting presentation.. thank you

[@ajithkumar8654]

That's a good video, taking us through the process. Thanks heaps, keep them coming.

[@steffanhestenes2883]

Great tutorial. Where can i get this blanket?

[@mndhemphill]

lovely

[@SonyaThomson]

Nice show

[@sexyfathawaii]

Whats the reflector set up? What kind of stand is that?

[@jacentastallworth7692]

She seems to be out of breath the whole video.

[@GApeech08]

I was about the comment the same thing.

[@skylarlandry6341]

Probably because they keep it warm inside for the babies, and moving around a lot.

[@danielecerrato7874]

Hi can i ask yu where i can buy the fabric to put on the pillow?

[@lucasemari4326]

what kind of material is that you are using please grateful.

[@RichardWillson]

Its not the monitor color its the camera ......and why would you use a 50 mm 70 200mm or 24 105mm

[@suemcarthur105]

where did she say she got the hats from, she said they fit every time, and it sounded like hergeta hats

[@rachellebiswell7086]

I actually think she said a bit of string is where the hat came from

[@alabhaois]

Why doesn't the baby wake up??

[@briellejacobs1045]

the second pose wasn't even done right. they needed to pull the arm out more. Also, just because you don't do the froggy pose don't say it's unnatural, because its not much different than this one.If you are going to teach you should really learn to do these poses perfectly and not have the light going up the nose-becauase you are really just teaching people to do it wrong.

[@thetuxeffect]

I agree with her, the froggy pose is very unnatural. At some point people have to remember that babies are babies - not props.

[@briellejacobs1045]

I sure hope you don't ever see what a baby looks like inside the womb ;)

[@janinespeakephotography2069]

Julia always sound out of breath

[@chiggedycheckyoself]

My god, why is this woman yelling all the time? Very uncomfortable to watch...

[@52701970]

I am far from a pro photographer..I would have used like and 85mm or a 105mm and not a 50mm. Also putting hats on sleeping babies while they are naked to me is not a natural picture..have you ever seen a baby sleep like that?? These are just my opinions and I am not trying to be negative just helpful criticism.

[@bebenewbornphotography170]

85mm and 105mm means you are too far away from baby- 50mm means you can be closer to baby and readjust.-is very important especially if you are working alone without an assistant which some photographers do. No, perhaps this isn't a "natural" picture, but baby is peaceful and content. Lots of parents love these kind of newborn images, that's why many photographers offer these kind of sessions.

[@gotdas1]

You talk too much !!

[@NikkiYDee]

Goutam Das This is a creative live class, she is supposed to talk a lot.