Kids photography- monomad challenge

I've had the absolute pleasure of photographing the sweetest little girl today. At just three years old, she's already a natural in front of the camera! Her doll-like curls were the perfect finishing touch to her adorable outfit.
Our first photo is a lovely shot of her and her brother. Melissa is dressed up like a beautiful bride in a gorgeous dress. She looks like she stepped out of a fairytale!

In the second photo, she’s posing next to a chalkboard, still wearing her beautiful bridal gown. Her brother is also in the picture. They have some dolls with them and Melissa is giving the sweetest smile. It's such a heartwarming photo.
Shooting in the studio allowed me to experiment with various lighting setups. I focused on using soft, diffused light to create a gentle and flattering glow on her skin. The softbox was my go-to for most of the session, as it provided ample coverage and eliminated harsh shadows. I also played around with a reflector to add a touch of brightness to her eyes and fill in any dark areas.

One of the biggest challenges when photographing young children is capturing their attention. I found that having a variety of props and toys on hand was essential. Whether it was a colorful ball, a stuffed animal, or a simple bubble machine, these little distractions helped to keep her engaged and smiling.

I also made sure to get down on her level and interact with her throughout the session. By talking to her and playing games, I was able to create a relaxed and fun atmosphere. This helped her to feel comfortable and confident in front of the camera.

In the end, I captured three images that I'm absolutely in love with. Each one showcases her unique personality and captures the joy of childhood.

She's absolutely precious in her head-to-toe denim. The matching jeans and shirt are the perfect outfit for a little fashionista.
I took two adorable photos of her in her cute denim outfit. She's holding a little suitcase that's almost too big for her, which makes it even cuter. The photos were taken in front of the cool wooden signs I made for my studio.

Photo ===> @farideh.shahedi
Camera : Sony a7 r111 lens 24-70 f 2.8 sigmaArt