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Studio Baby Portrait of Philip in Belfast Northern Ireland

Had the opportunity in February to photograph Philip in the studio. It was going to be a but different than I had done before. Due to Philip's age it was not general practice to use a strobe flash as it may not be good for his eyes. So the studio had a small continuous light that I was able to use.

I also did not have the opportunity to photograph a child in the studio before so it was new ground for me.

So without any more delay, here are a few images from the shoot. Philip was adorable and didn't have one moment without him being his usual cheerful self.
















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