Newborn Photography Franklin Lakes NJ – Maxwell shines in blue

Baby Maxwell. Primary colors. Combine the two and you have excellent results. That’s how we got an awesome Newborn Photography Franklin Lakes NJ session. When Maxwell’s mom contacted me for his newborn session, she specifically requested bright colors. When I met him, when I saw his smile, I got an idea. With his spiky hair and complexion, we should go for photos in all 3 primary colors. Red. Green. Blue. And of course, the color you get when you join them together. White. None better than white at showcasing a newborn baby’s tenderness and innocence.

The little yogi meditates in his deep thoughts, his arms crossed in a prayer while the sea of blue surrounds him.

And finally for my favorite color. White. See the serenity it creates in the photography?

I call this my down to earth combination. With the green and the brown. Do you see those cute fingers under the chin?

Another day, another color, and another friend. What better than to dress just like your buddy?

Any time is the perfect time for a game!

This photo is just pure bliss. The blues are just perfect and the light from the top right like sunshine shining in.

Maxwell slept so peacefully throughout the entire session, it was simply amazing.

How silly of me to have forgotten completely about his spiky hair

Isn’t that bed just the perfect size for Maxwell?

I got my best friend with me. Tme to unwind and relax a little.

The color of love, and this little casanova just shines in it.

Smiles all around? Why not – when you have a baby as cute as Maxwell.

This is what happens when you have done more than 300 newborn photography sessions. You learn to match the colors.

Those spiky hair are killing me, more noticeable with the white blanket, aren’t they?

 

Here are some interesting things about Franklin Lakes, NJ:

* It was #228 on the list of 500 most expensive zip codes in the United States.

* Michael Jackson apparently lived in Franklin Lakes for nearly 3 months in 2007.

* Kirk DeMicco, screenwriter, director and producer for “The Croods”

* From Patch.com, “Franklin Lakes was home to a Missile Test sites and housed a missile defense system during the Cold War. ”

* From Wall Street Journal, “Aside from its proximity to New York City, residents are drawn to Franklin Lakes by its well-regarded public schools, relatively low property taxes and bucolic setting.”

In case you are interested where Franklin Lakes, NJ is?