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Posing a 5yr 3yr and newborn?

 
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Jul 22, 2008 05:39 |  #1

Hey.

Well i have a shoot coming up and the client wants a family shot of her sons, one is 5, 3 and a 6 week old baby.

Anyone have an experience doing this?

The thing that is throwing be off is the baby, how do you pose him with two other little kids?

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Jul 22, 2008 05:45 |  #2

Have the older kids hold their new sibling.


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Jul 22, 2008 05:50 |  #3

Have the newborn in a nice decorated basket/ open pram, and have the siblings stand around it?


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Jul 22, 2008 06:10 as a reply to  @ ajayclicks's post |  #4

Ye im scared the kids will drop the baby though lol.

I'm feeling getting a small wheelbarrow then having the kids each hold one handle, could be cute.

thanks though, keep em coming!


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Jul 22, 2008 06:35 |  #5

Aszental wrote in post #5959829 (external link)
Ye im scared the kids will drop the baby though lol.

I guess I didn't portray my idea fully. As an example, I would have the two older kids sitting in a large chair or on a couch with them holding the baby on their laps.

If you were imagining the older kids standing while holding the baby, I agree with you.


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