This month’s post is so special to me. My best friend Monica had her first baby. So on a very cold and rainy day, I raced down to Austin to meet baby Ryder. A few observations…..1) trying to drive a car in the rain while focusing a camera probably isn’t the best idea I’ve every had, so kids, don’t try this at home. 2) it was totally worth it to race down there 3) I obviously can’t count to ten, and 4) getting to witness a baby’s birth, in whatever form or fashion, is amazing. I’m so glad I got to be there.
Check out what the rest of the group has going on by visiting Amy Boring of A Boring Photo.
All images shown here were shot on a Nikon f100 and a Mamiya RZ Pro II with Polaroid back.
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I had the pleasure of photographing baby Anna a few weeks ago. We met at her dad’s office in downtown Granbury, which also happens to be an historic bungalow, built in 1908. She is a gorgeous baby, and slept soundly the whole time I was there. Congratulations to you all – Miss Anna is precious!
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rebecca says:
what a sweet baby. love the details and ALL film is so impressive. beautiful job.
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I just melted at that shot of him looking at her. That ones for the books. Fantastic journey Abbie!
there is truly nothing better than witnessing and capturing a close friend having a baby. nothing.
I am just so excited that you were able to be there for your best friends birth. I hope one day I can collect myself enough to do it. Beautiful shots of that miraculous day.
Awww, these are so very precious, Abbie! You are such an amazing storyteller.
Fantastic storytelling my friend. I can’t wait to see the others.
seriously amazing.
Oh, these are so so sweet! Love the shot of the text exchange.
What a perfect post.
beautiful monica. beautiful ryder. happy days…
abbie..you just told an unbelievable story with your lens. loved every image (even the raindrops)
Amazing…love the tone of each and every image.