

Isn't he just a doll? My pictures certainly don't do him justice. They make me realize how much I need to take a photography class! I see all of the beautiful pictures on all the photography blogs I follow that are clear and sharp and well-lit and never look like they have the harsh glare of the flash and I'm dying to know how they're always so perfect! Is everyone in the world bouncing a flash except me? Help me, photographer friends!
Okay, enough of my photography obsession--back to the subject at hand: cute baby Hutch!! Hutch was born on February 15, so he was exactly 2 weeks old in these pictures. He was such a good baby while we were there and wasn't fussy at all. I know Vikk and Brett are going to be great parents because they've raised a wonderful little Beagle son already!
Welcome to the world, little Hutch! Congrats, you cute little family!

4 comments:
I prefer to use no flash and use my 50mm lens.
you're wonderful for taking pics of the hutch : ) i love that kid and i haven't even met him yet!
you're a great photographer...are you kidding me?!
this blog was so sweet. You are both such dear friends, thanks so much for coming to meet our little man ;)
Kim, you're so funny--and you're already picking it up so quickly! I agree with Jen...no flash. Look for some good natural light, like by a window. Bounced flash is better than hard direct flash, however no flash is best of all. Shoot at a wide aperture and high ISO if you need to.
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