Renee Bar-or - 10 Hour Old Yummy Mummy / Cornell Medical Center August 28, 2007
Reminds me of the best day of my life. Congratulations, and good luck. Hope you stockpiled sleep. :)
Love the baby. Beautiful with the hint of a smile. Boy or girl? - Dan (the original one) - http://studyhumannature.blogspot.com/ ohmigod she had it! so much for the Demi Moore shot! ;-) huge congratulations, Renee and Neil - what a cute little baby. and what a fabulous portrait. I love the way the focus is on her. - andrea - www.andreamann.com The look on Renee's face perfectly captures the feeling I had when my son was born nine years ago. Priceless. I also find it interesting that the focus is on Mom instead of the baby. That is opposite to most pictures of newborns where the parents seem to disappear. This is just beautiful. - Elizabeth - http://hotforsheep.typepad.com/hot_for_sheep/ Perfect in every way! You know you're getting out in the world when someone calls and says "So, I'm having a kid, will you photograph it as soon as it's born?"
Well done, Bill, as always. - Peter - www.prdifferently.com You've captured motherhood, not infancy...what a rare choice. It's so easy to read into the expression in these portraits -- is this excitement mixed with apprehension, or is she just a nervous photography subject? Whichever it is, it's a lovely image of a fleeting, seemingly vulnerable moment. - Alexis oh, this is lovely!!! i absolutely adore the expression on her face that you've captured here! how wonderful that you could be a part of this. truly a miracle. and i love the lighting you used. makes it seem like such the intimate moment between mother and child that it is. love it. - rebecca - www.rebeccaatlarge.blogspot.com wow, great shot bill. i agree with the comments -- what a fantastic, ambiguous look on the subject's face. - nuno Ok, I want to look this beautiful 10 hours into my motherhood! Great photo Bill! The light is awesome and the cutie lil baby blurred, adds so much peacefulness to this photo. I love it. - Ela Bill you are the man. I love this shot. - Gus - http://web.mac.com/gusbennettjr1 Oh, I love this. Renee is lovely, and the baby is lovely too. This is a peaceful moment, and it's just gorgeous.
Well done as always, Bill :) - Diane Wonderful! I remember seeing her on your calendar like 12 times when I was looking to sign up. Now I understand. - carpeicthus - http://www.flickr.com/photos/carpeicthus Wow. You've truly outdone yourself. Beautiful and so sweet. What a happy smile. - Rachel Kramer Bussel - http://lustylady.blogspot.com Beautiful image. Very touching. - Ken - www.onejourney.net A beautiful moment and a beautiful shot. Kudos to all. =) - AL That's a freakin' awesome portrait -- full of life (literally) and so casual. - Spamboy - http://www.spamboy.com/ Outstanding. Who catches "the glow?" People speak of it and every time I've ever looked to see, it's always been a pale shade of exhausted queasy green. Not this. This is the famous glow that people talk about. I can see it now.
You caught "the glow" man. This rules.
Absolute beauty. - Boo - http://www.xanga.com/Boowasborn my birthday is on that day :P - me
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- Dan (the original one) - http://studyhumannature.blogspot.com/
ohmigod she had it! so much for the Demi Moore shot! ;-) huge congratulations, Renee and Neil - what a cute little baby. and what a fabulous portrait. I love the way the focus is on her.
- andrea - www.andreamann.com
The look on Renee's face perfectly captures the feeling I had when my son was born nine years ago. Priceless. I also find it interesting that the focus is on Mom instead of the baby. That is opposite to most pictures of newborns where the parents seem to disappear. This is just beautiful.
- Elizabeth - http://hotforsheep.typepad.com/hot_for_sheep/
Perfect in every way! You know you're getting out in the world when someone calls and says "So, I'm having a kid, will you photograph it as soon as it's born?" Well done, Bill, as always.
- Peter - www.prdifferently.com
You've captured motherhood, not infancy...what a rare choice. It's so easy to read into the expression in these portraits -- is this excitement mixed with apprehension, or is she just a nervous photography subject? Whichever it is, it's a lovely image of a fleeting, seemingly vulnerable moment.
- Alexis
oh, this is lovely!!! i absolutely adore the expression on her face that you've captured here! how wonderful that you could be a part of this. truly a miracle. and i love the lighting you used. makes it seem like such the intimate moment between mother and child that it is. love it.
- rebecca - www.rebeccaatlarge.blogspot.com
wow, great shot bill. i agree with the comments -- what a fantastic, ambiguous look on the subject's face.
- nuno
Ok, I want to look this beautiful 10 hours into my motherhood! Great photo Bill! The light is awesome and the cutie lil baby blurred, adds so much peacefulness to this photo. I love it.
- Ela
Bill you are the man. I love this shot.
- Gus - http://web.mac.com/gusbennettjr1
Oh, I love this. Renee is lovely, and the baby is lovely too. This is a peaceful moment, and it's just gorgeous. Well done as always, Bill :)
- Diane
Wonderful! I remember seeing her on your calendar like 12 times when I was looking to sign up. Now I understand.
- carpeicthus - http://www.flickr.com/photos/carpeicthus
Wow. You've truly outdone yourself. Beautiful and so sweet. What a happy smile.
- Rachel Kramer Bussel - http://lustylady.blogspot.com
Beautiful image. Very touching.
- Ken - www.onejourney.net
A beautiful moment and a beautiful shot. Kudos to all. =)
- AL
That's a freakin' awesome portrait -- full of life (literally) and so casual.
- Spamboy - http://www.spamboy.com/
Outstanding. Who catches "the glow?" People speak of it and every time I've ever looked to see, it's always been a pale shade of exhausted queasy green. Not this. This is the famous glow that people talk about. I can see it now. You caught "the glow" man. This rules. Absolute beauty.
- Boo - http://www.xanga.com/Boowasborn
my birthday is on that day :P
- me