Editing baby skin can be a challenging task for photographers, as baby skin requires special care and attention to detail. However, with the right tools and techniques, it's possible to create a soft and natural look. In this blog post, we'll explore how to warm up an image using only the Curves tool in Photoshop, and why this approach is so effective when editing baby skin.

As terrible as I am at remembering to update this little blog of mine, I absolutely HAVE to share this shoot with you…

Expressing yourself via photography is not an easy one. The mood, the atmosphere, the message and the feelings can only be portrayed by one sense. You must use light and only light to get across all of your points.

I know what it is like, a cute moment unfolds in front of you, you reach for your phone and it is forever captured- as simple as that. The same thing happens another time, this time though you are part of this moment. A rare, calm cuddle with your usual bouncing toddler and noone is around (or thinks) to capture it naturally and without being asked.

The location of your shoot is as important as the styling when it comes to making your images unique

A couple of weeks ago I showed a quick edit of a motherhood session which went down pretty well so I wanted to do the same- different lighting, different shoot but with the same editing tools.

Meet H, the beautiful mother-to-be who kindly stepped in as our second maternity model on our recent Sonder Stories Retreat.