3 Month Photo Shoot

Each month we are doing a mini photo shoot for Baby Dragon.

Our overall goal is DND themed each month because, well, we are nerds.

We also update her character sheet each month with what she has learned or achieved that month.

Month 3 we focused on character, Fey

I really enjoyed this photo shoot. Dressing up my Baby Dragon and setting the scene for her to be a little baby fey!

I put her in a tutu with little green bloomers and used a large headband for her top.

And a darling golden leaf headband to top of the nature look I was going for.

I attempted to do this shoot outside but it failed. I was alone and with an infant. It would take multiple people to pull that off, I think.

But thats alright because I took the shoot inside and got some good shots!

And had some of them edited because lighting was off and I wanted her to look fey like

I think it was successful!

Daddy helped this time and I was able to get some good cuddle shots too!

But I wasn't completely satisfied with the shots I had so I redid the setup to see if I could get some better shots.

I tried some reflections shots, they turned out alright...

Then we tried some standing poses

I really like the way these turned out, I just didn't get the background perfect.

Then we sat her down and got some darling pictures

but again the background wasn't all I wanted it to be.

So I had a couple edited

Overall I am very happy with the results.

This took longer because of editing but they are beautiful memories and pictures that will last forever!

Editing help from freelance editor

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