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02/08/2007 03:38:49 PM · #1
Hi guys!

I am shooting my first pregnant woman Saturday and would like some ideas or references if you wouldn't mind?

She is not sure exactly what she wants and I only have a vague idea of where to start... sooooo, I am asking you to put your pregnant lady pics in this thread so that I may show her and ask her what style she prefers (ie couples, nude, almost nude, clothed, etc...).

THANK YOU AHEAD OF TIME :)

Jojo
02/08/2007 03:42:04 PM · #2
An idea I've seen a few times is a tight shot of the belly, with both sets of hands on them, forming a heart shape, over the belly button.

Might be heading rapidly towards cliche though.
02/08/2007 04:04:14 PM · #3
If you go to Photo's / Search photo's and type in 'Pregnant' or Pregnancy you will get to see a few ideas.
02/10/2007 08:50:10 PM · #4
WELL, HERE is one:



Did I do OK??
02/10/2007 09:49:19 PM · #5

Originally posted by TCGuru:

WELL, HERE is one:



Did I do OK??


Did Ok.Here it come, "BUT"
When I first click on picture.My attention went not to her belly but to the ligth reflection on her back.Ligth on her back seem A bit to stong.
02/10/2007 11:11:48 PM · #6
Duly noted ;) thanks!!
02/11/2007 08:55:39 AM · #7
Well I think it's ok but for the tipe of your model I think the pose is not the best.

She is a bit overwheighted to be in a profile (no ofense, me and my wife we are both "overweighted" to say the least). So just a bit of rotation to her left would be best in my opinion.

Or it you had something she could sit on withought beeing too low so she could arch her back a bit to putt the belly a bit to the front would be nice.
02/11/2007 09:20:54 AM · #8


here's an idea :)
02/11/2007 09:27:54 AM · #9
Check out this photographer's site...stunning images

//www.alwphotography.com/index3.php

Message edited by author 2007-02-11 09:28:48.
02/11/2007 07:04:04 PM · #10
I have done several of these. A photo of the man kissing her stomach, holding her stomach with both hands while standing behind her, photo of sibling kissing the belly and a shot of the woman cradling her belly. I have had good results with all of these poses.
02/11/2007 07:09:49 PM · #11
Originally posted by dv_rock:


Did Ok.Here it come, "BUT"
When I first click on picture.My attention went not to her belly but to the ligth reflection on her back.Ligth on her back seem A bit to stong.


Oh nono, I appreciate it :) I think I can tone it down a bit in PS.

Originally posted by Nuno:

Well I think it's ok but for the tipe of your model I think the pose is not the best.

She is a bit overwheighted to be in a profile (no ofense, me and my wife we are both "overweighted" to say the least). So just a bit of rotation to her left would be best in my opinion.

Or it you had something she could sit on withought beeing too low so she could arch her back a bit to putt the belly a bit to the front would be nice.


we tried that actually :) but she came off looking too uncomfortable IMO. thanks for the input, I will keep that angle in mind ;)

02/11/2007 07:13:54 PM · #12
Originally posted by mediamst:

I have done several of these. A photo of the man kissing her stomach, holding her stomach with both hands while standing behind her, photo of sibling kissing the belly and a shot of the woman cradling her belly. I have had good results with all of these poses.


The husband wouldn't come out of the bedroom (camera shy) she was MAD! LOL

I didn't get a shot of the kids kissing the belly!! *slaps self in head* I AM AN IDIOT!

I got individual pictures of her and the kids... perhaps I could PS her in the middle and the kids round the outside??

Thanks for the ideas :)

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