This brush will help with that, as well as other grey-ish or purple skin.Ī brush for if baby’s body or face is still more red than appears natural. Occasionally you’ll find baby has particularly dark rings under her eyes (it’s tiring work being a baby!). This is a helper for handling all the trickiness of backlit hazy imagery! This brush is for if baby or other subjects are in the shadows, or are underexposed within an otherwise properly exposed photograph. Ensure your use is local to the lashes and lids, as it won’t be gentle on skin. Use this brush if your subject’s eyes or lashes are a tad soft, or need a little more definition. (These brushes are also invaluable on not-baby skin - I use them on literally every session and every person I have the privilege to photograph and edit.)Ī little wrap on what’s included in the brushes: If you value efficiency or believe in only presenting the very best results to your clients you’ll want to add these brushes to your photographer tool box today. They can be blotchy or spotty, their little foreheads can be surprisingly coarse, and these trials can make editing tough!įormerly a part of the discontinued Beautiful Newborn Preset Collection ( The Loveliness Collection will surpass all your newborn editing hopes and dreams!), these brushes will quickly transform what would have once been a hard and lengthy editing process into something simple, fast and fun.

Editing for the unique challenges of fresh little humans can be tricky, though - their skin can be red but also present with yellow-ish hues.

So many of us adore shooting newborns, whether in their homes or in a studio setting.

(Price is in listed in Australian dollars, and will convert to your local currency at checkout).ġ1 beautiful, easy to use brushes for newborns, and other common skin challenges.

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