One of my most gracious little models, just capturing the moment on the sofa on Sunday afternoon. The main source of light was window light from the left, not to mention this little girls who is just a ray of sunshine herself!

 I really love working with the natural light in Ireland, it is slightly blue in temperature and very "flattering", working great with different complexions and does not make harsh shadows on faces. This photo has been taken on an overcast day indoors with the use of portraiture lens and two windows as the main source of light.

This session took place almost a year ago in the heat of July 2016, yet it was an unforgettable experience. Lovely, happy children and a warm, welcoming family!

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Although winter is on its way, and the sun is beginning to show itself less and less, browsing and editing late summer sessions warms up the heart. Here one of the three children I photographed in late July, playing in the garden. It was a grey day but we still managed to capture some rare sun rays, The illuminated yet hidden L. plays in the garden.

This photograph of these three amazing, bubbly and beautiful siblings has been taken recently in the living room of their house. It was lit by two large windows and the kids sat on a simple pillow in front of a brightly coloured wall, no extra props or artificial lighting was needed to get the finished result!
 I think what attributed to such a lovely session was that it took place in a very relaxed atmosphere, with lots of patience and in the morning, when the kids were full of energy and excitement. From experience, the session runs smoothly if a treat or some other form of reward is promised for after the session, this way everyone is patient during a long shoot. We had a great time and these pictures will be cherished forever - I think that is an aim of a good photographer, and the standard of discreet professionalism should be kept each time in every house or studio. 
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