Creative 2 Months Baby Photoshoot

Asleep on your shoulder

A creative 2 month baby photoshoot often includes both awake and asleep shots. Here’s a suggestion for capturing your baby’s angelic face while they slumber. Hold your baby in your arms and let them rest their head on your shoulder. Once they’re comfortable, turn away from the camera so that the frame captures your back and your baby’s cute face.

Alternatively, hold your baby as he sleeps in your arms and capture the reflection of this pose for a unique parent-child shot.

Balloon milestones

Time flies when you’re looking after a baby, and before you know it, your 2 month old will be 2 years old! Incorporating a way to mark your child’s age in the photographs gives you an easy way to arrange them chronologically. There are many ways to mark your baby’s age in a frame. An easy, fun way to do so is by bringing in 2 balloons. Let your baby pose on a rocking chair and tie the balloons to the chair. Filling them with helium ensures that they float above the chair. For a more direct representation, you could use number balloons.

You can create an entire series of these photographs by adding a balloon every month. At the end of the year, arrange the pictures in a grid and frame them together as a collage.

A story of me

How about planning a creative 2 month baby photoshoot that tells a story? Just as balloons can mark your baby’s age, you can include markers illustrating other interesting things about your baby’s 2-month journey in the world. It may be something simple like the date your baby first smiled, their weight, nicknames or lullabies that put them to sleep. You can note these details on a chalkboard easel. Alternatively, you could have an overhead photograph of your baby smiling as he lies on his back and add the details when you edit the photograph.

Me and my friend

Like any parent, you probably would have bought your baby a bucket full of plushie toys. These soft toys are likely to be as big as your baby is around 2 months of age. You may even have one or two that are bigger than your baby. They’re your baby’s first friends and deserve to be captured on film with them. You don’t need to do much to stage their photograph. You can use the plushie as a big cushion for your baby to lean against or lay it down beside them and photograph the pair from above.

Black and white Candids

Your baby’s adorable fists, tiny toes with tinier nails, and big toothless yawns are a few precious details worth capturing up close. While you will have plenty of vibrant and colourful photographs of your baby, these shots look great in black and white. Get your camera close to your baby and shoot close-ups. You could later arrange a collage of these candid close-ups and frame it as a single picture. These black-and-white close-ups will definitely evoke nostalgia when revisited in the future.

The Family Photograph

Your baby is the star of this photoshoot, but you can come into the frame, too. Since you’ve got a professional photographer’s time, take the opportunity to snap a family portrait. Stand together with your baby in your arms and click photographs as you look down at your baby in your arms. Or, you could let your baby lie on a big cushion and flank him as you lie on your stomach with your head resting on your palms. You could also photograph a close-up of your baby’s palm on yours.

Photo of a Photo

You’ve probably taken hundreds and thousands of photographs of your baby. As a new parent, you probably feel like the camera is an extension of your hand! In addition to the pictures your photographer takes of your baby, take a photograph of your baby as captured on your phone’s screen. Picture this: Your baby lies in the background with a slight blur, but clearly captured on your phone. It’s a unique, frame-of-a-frame photograph!

Planning Creative 2 Months baby photoshoot ideas at home

A 2 month baby photoshoot is best planned indoors. The lighting and temperature are easier to control to keep your baby comfortable. Of course, make sure your room is air-conditioned and well-lit. Get to a professional baby photoshoot in Bangalore studio, or plan a shoot in your living room.

When you’re photographing a little baby, the better planned your shoot, the easier it will be to manage. Share your themes and ideas with the photographer in advance to get their view on them and tips on dresses and props for each shot. That said, plan a few extra outfits in case the little one spoils the one they’re wearing. Look for dresses cut from soft, breathable cotton. Along with outfit changes, carry a couple of extra props, too.

Scheduling your shoot at the right time of the day is equally important. Plan the shoot at a time when you know your baby will be rested and fed. The late morning or afternoon is ideal. The shoot could easily take around 2 hours, so schedule your day accordingly. After all, it may take more than 1 shot to capture your baby’s cute smile.