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Mis84
post 16/04/2012, 02:08 PM
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Not sure if this is the right section, however did you choose to or choose not to have a newborn photoshoot?

Why or why not?

I was keen on having one, but now am tossing up whether to or not....
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bubzillaiscoming
post 16/04/2012, 02:46 PM
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Have one! If you're tossing it up, then get one. I was tossing it up with DS. Wasn't sure, blah blah didn't get organised and so on and now he is 1 and I wish I had done it. Depending on who you go with, you don't necessarily have to buy more than 1 pic but at least you have the record forever.

I am expecting #2 soon and will definitely get a shoot done.


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post 16/04/2012, 03:18 PM
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I was too tired and overwhelmed to organise a photo shoot when I had a newborn! Personally, I prefer the happy snaps - I think they capture the special moments better than the staged photography which make all newborns look alike (and a little silly, adorned with flowers, pearl necklaces and suchlike!)
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post 16/04/2012, 03:22 PM
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I would get one done - lovely moments captured forever
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post 16/04/2012, 08:06 PM
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We had some done for DS, I love them! I've since put them a few on canvas in my entrance and I can't tell you how many ppl tell me they wish they had done it and regret not doing it. My only suggestion would be to get a photographer who take pics of u all not just you newborn.
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post 16/04/2012, 08:29 PM
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I did get one. My sisters best mate has her own photography business otherwise I probably wouldn't have bothered. So glad I did though original.gif even though he looks so different now! I love the photos of him with my DH wub.gif

My tips if you get it done:
We had it done in our home which made it easy
We just purchased a DVD of photos rather than pay for prints
Brush your hair before the family pics original.gif we had them done when DS was 4 days old, I was existing on no sleep- I don't mind I look tired that's part of it but I do wish I'd brushed my hair original.gif

It's worth it though:
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post 17/04/2012, 01:30 PM
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Thy are worth it. Best in the first 3-5 days if you want the sleepy newborn look. It is also good as you can pose the baby a bit without them waking.

I had a friend with an SLR camera who came and stayed with us for a day. He was able to pick a few times when Kaylee was settled to get some really nice pics. It was his first go photographing a baby, but I don't think it shows.



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Mis84
post 18/04/2012, 07:01 AM
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Thanks for the replies ladies. I think the cost is what is getting me... Thinking of what else that money could also be spent on.
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