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wrinkled sheets behind kids for pictures?

yankeebaby2yankeebaby2 member
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Is that a bump fad?  I've never seen it before and I'm curious. 
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  • emilysmommy2010emilysmommy2010 member
    I haven't noticed any pictures like this... can you show an example of what you mean?

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  • D_Nett86D_Nett86 member

    Linky please :). Maybe they're momtographers

    ETA: I think that's what you call a new mom who thinks they're a photographer. I might be wrong lol. 

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  • mm&m2010mm&m2010
    I prefer a wrinkled shower curtain- the lighting is much better in the bathroom. Wink
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  • ashnoelleashnoelle
    imageD_Nett86:

    Linky please :). Maybe they're momtographers

    ETA: I think that's what you call a new mom who thinks they're a photographer. I might be wrong lol. 

    my first thought.

    My second thought is the photographer who did So's Autumn pictures had a back drop that was brown with these other tones that kind of gave a wrinkled look. She was a good photographer, but that backdrop was hideous

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  • Dreamsicle23Dreamsicle23 member
    It's just a crappy DIY background.  I'm totally a "momtographer", but I splurged for the stand & seamless paper.
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  • D_Nett86D_Nett86 member

    imageDreamsicle23:
    It's just a crappy DIY background.  I'm totally a "momtographer", but I splurged for the stand & seamless paper.

    If you're going to do it, do it right!

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  • yankeebaby2yankeebaby2 member

    I don't want to link anyone's pictures here but yeah, cassies's is what I was thinking of.  That one is cute though because it's a theme. 

    I don't get the plain, wrinkled ones.

    Dreamsicle, where do I get the stand and seamless paper?

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  • D_Nett86D_Nett86 member
    imageCassie730:
    imageD_Nett86:

    imageDreamsicle23:
    It's just a crappy DIY background.  I'm totally a "momtographer", but I splurged for the stand & seamless paper.

    If you're going to do it, do it right!

    There's NO WAY I'm "splurging" for any stand and seemless paper to take a few pics on a holiday. I wanted a pic of every "first" holiday so I took a few in the morning before going to work. If I had a v-day blanket or a christmas blanket I threw it in there but if I didn't it was just the onesie or bib saying "my first thanksgiving".

    I also am NOT a "mom-tographer" by any means and I HATE most things DIY. If I wanted a professional picture I would take him to get a professional picture but I don't think a pic of a baby on a blanket is "tacky"...is it????

    If you're only taking pictures randomly for like holidays and stuff I think that's fine. But if you take a lot of pictures and try to look all professional and what not then I think a blanket is tacky. Especially something like a wrinkled sheet. I mean at least iron the thing.

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  • Dreamsicle23Dreamsicle23 member
    imageyankeebaby2:

    I don't want to link anyone's pictures here but yeah, cassies's is what I was thinking of.  That one is cute though because it's a theme. 

    I don't get the plain, wrinkled ones.

    Dreamsicle, where do I get the stand and seamless paper?

    I got my stand on EBay for about $40.  I get seamless paper from adorama.com.  It's kind of procey but makes a really nice background.

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  • yankeebaby2yankeebaby2 member
    imageDreamsicle23:
    imageyankeebaby2:

    I don't want to link anyone's pictures here but yeah, cassies's is what I was thinking of.  That one is cute though because it's a theme. 

    I don't get the plain, wrinkled ones.

    Dreamsicle, where do I get the stand and seamless paper?

    I got my stand on EBay for about $40.  I get seamless paper from adorama.com.  It's kind of procey but makes a really nice background.

    I'm more worried about how hard it is.  Can a beginner figure it out? 

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  • Dreamsicle23Dreamsicle23 member
    imageyankeebaby2:
    imageDreamsicle23:
    imageyankeebaby2:

    I don't want to link anyone's pictures here but yeah, cassies's is what I was thinking of.  That one is cute though because it's a theme. 

    I don't get the plain, wrinkled ones.

    Dreamsicle, where do I get the stand and seamless paper?

    I got my stand on EBay for about $40.  I get seamless paper from adorama.com.  It's kind of procey but makes a really nice background.

    I'm more worried about how hard it is.  Can a beginner figure it out? 

    Yup it's super easy.  Check out the Photography board.  There are tons of threads with how-to's, and a lot of the regulars over there have great blogs with lots of info.

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  • CinemaGoddessCinemaGoddess member

    What kind of standards are these?  I'm lucky if I can get a good shot of the girls without some random toy or burpcloth in the background, let alone unwrinkled sheets for a backdrop.

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    imageyankeebaby2:
    imageDreamsicle23:
    imageyankeebaby2:

    I don't want to link anyone's pictures here but yeah, cassies's is what I was thinking of.  That one is cute though because it's a theme. 

    I don't get the plain, wrinkled ones.

    Dreamsicle, where do I get the stand and seamless paper?

    I got my stand on EBay for about $40.  I get seamless paper from adorama.com.  It's kind of procey but makes a really nice background.

    I'm more worried about how hard it is.  Can a beginner figure it out? 

    Yup it's super easy.  Check out the Photography board.  There are tons of threads with how-to's, and a lot of the regulars over there have great blogs with lots of info.

     Gonna have to check this out! Thank you.

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  • margotmacombermargotmacomber
    imageCassie730:
    imageD_Nett86:

    imageDreamsicle23:
    It's just a crappy DIY background.  I'm totally a "momtographer", but I splurged for the stand & seamless paper.

    If you're going to do it, do it right!

    There's NO WAY I'm "splurging" for any stand and seemless paper to take a few pics on a holiday. I wanted a pic of every "first" holiday so I took a few in the morning before going to work. If I had a v-day blanket or a christmas blanket I threw it in there but if I didn't it was just the onesie or bib saying "my first thanksgiving".

    I also am NOT a "mom-tographer" by any means and I HATE most things DIY. If I wanted a professional picture I would take him to get a professional picture but I don't think a pic of a baby on a blanket is "tacky"...is it????

    No, it's practical.  You don't have to show off with every single thing you do.  It's ok to be practical.

    Shot first, questions later.
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  • yankeebaby2yankeebaby2 member
    I'm assuming the show off comment was not directed towards me unless you consider shirt less toddlers with dirty feet showing off. 
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