Warning: Using direct flash light to photographs babies it too risky job because light that emit by camera flash or additional flash is too harsh for babies delicate eyes and could easily damage their eyes permanently. So NEVER EVER use direct flash light to photographs infant. Try to shoot with available light, perhaps daylight coming through a window balanced on the shadow side by using reflector.
It is a incredible moment for me to see 'this will' of my 17 hours old nephew, who is summing up strength to lift his head to look who clicking his photos. While photographing babies and children always look out for such special moment when they glance at you and give million dollar expression.
4 comments:
Congratulation Surya Di,
Love to little nephew.......
Prabin/Sangeeta
Great Picture Jitu ji-wishing you for more success with good time!
Cheers for life
Raman
So cute.
Congratulation Jiten dai and Surya didi.
Hello,
I am Shirish, a reporter at the Kathmandu Post, and am doing a feature for the Saturday special on Blogging. The piece will come on 29th August, 09. I read your blog, and was wondering if you could be so kind as to answer some of my queries. I cannot guarantee that you will be quoted, but your help will definitely let the readers know more of blogging in Nepal.
You may answer all, or any question you feel like answering. You may provide any extra information, and your name, real or an ID, but must understand that you may be quoted by the Post. Please mail your answers to shirishp@wlink.com.np
What is your occupation?
What age group do you think you fall in: <16, 16-31, 31-49, 49-65, above 65?
Why do you blog?
When did you start blogging from? Why?
What makes you keep blogging, without any strong incentive?
How many bloggers do you think are there in Nepal?
Do you regularly read other bloggers? How many, and how many are Nepali?
Do you believe that a blog can really make a difference? If yes, How?
I hope the questions are not too bothersome.
Happy Writing!
-Shirish
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