Our Forest Swing is in class all by itself. To capture the look below have your child hold a long stem flower. Put the flower by their chin and have them look down at the flower. But make sure they look with just their eyes, and not with their face. We want to see their face. Have them cross their feet and tuck in the dress.

If there are two children, make sure they are sitting together very closely, so we can make them bigger in the portrait. Remember the swing is a small platform. Ask them to look at each other, and ask one to whisper to the other one. Make sure they have their feet down. Make sure to check the dresses!

Available in Colour, Colour combination, B&W or Sepia, with or without wings.

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- Maintain a slight 10 degree angle, except for the angel and pedestal pictures where you need to be horizontal to the baby.

- Do not let the dress or feet hang over the Table.

- Don't spread out little girls dresses. Tuck or fold the dress into itself and make sure there is not more dress than child.

- Make sure all limbs are showing. Example- A foot is tucked under a sheet.

- Use simple clothes, like jeans with white shirts dresses look more natural in the portraits.

- Always take shoes off, and have them in bare feet. Shoes tend to look bad and stickout

- If a parent has to hold the child up for the picture, hold them from the back making sure their fingers are not in front at all. We can cut out the hands, but not if they are in front, or holding onto something in the front.

- We are really not looking for a smile so try and get the child to look away from the camera, and at something that is in the backdrop.

Last but not least, relax and HAVE FUN!