opportunities

One of the things I hear a lot from clients
And especially when people ask me about photos,
This is the processing issue.
"I like that you don't overwork yourself,"
Sentences like this and similar ones are repeated.
"I want my child to be seen as he is,"
"I don't like the crazy things they do today that have nothing to do with reality"...
And they are right, I agree.
Indeed, my arrangements are usually minimalist,
And my favorite part is the photography itself.
As a mother, I also love my children more as they are in reality.
And less like plastic dolls.

Ummm, from here to releasing photos that I really didn't touch
There is quite a bit of a difference, and it is significant to me.
I don't like to give the client raw material - no matter how good it is.
I always try to bring out the best in the photography itself.
But there is usually something to be done to polish and repair, to beautify and to make it pop.

Hani contacted me with a request to take a photo before a Bar Mitzvah event,
"I'm already dressing the children, combing them, making them beautiful, I want a souvenir
Before the Bar Mitzvah we will come to the studio, and what comes out of about an hour of photography
"Give me the material, no need for adaptations."...
There's also a Halaka on the horizon and this is an opportunity to document the amazing curls.
(How could it not be, you might say??!!)
Just a few photos for remembrance...

This time, and for Hani
I flowed.
I built her a special package ;) that suits her needs.
Fun and experiential photography
And here is the sweetness of mischief incarnate...

And if it's already the evening of Halaka,
So we also changed another outfit for him,
Only for the little groom ;)