Hawaii Baby Girl Birthday Photo |DIY, Creative, Props, Cute

I was so excited for this photo shoot! Kristy and I had been talking about doing this for quite a while for her daughter’s first birthday. Kristy and I have same passion towards making DIY props. I think we have similar chemical reactions of excitement going off when it comes to seeing and creating pretty things. I like the fact that she loves what I love to do, and chose me as a photographer to document her daughter’s first birthday.
Kristy had the perfect eye and sense when choosing color, theme, clothing, and props for the photo shoot. When I saw everything that she brought I was like, “Are these all for me?” and at that time, I knew immediately she fit me perfectly as a client, and that I fit her style perfectly as a photographer. It just feels so good to share and talk about my passion with someone who knows exactly what I am talking about!
Not only is Ewa’s mom cool but Ewa is the one of most coolest kids I have ever met. She is the youngest kid that I ever photographed. Of course, when you take pictures of kids, it doesn’t always go the way you plan. Some kids were scared of me because I had to chase them with a camera during a family portrait session….lol But this time was different!! Ewa knows what she is supposed to do in front of camera. She was happy all the time, she could pose, and she knew to stay smiling at look at the lens.  I don’t know how she did it. And to top it off she already had the tall and slender physique, so she was born to be model:)

I have tons of favorite pictures of Ewa from this session, but one of them is mom and dad is waving hands together to Ewa. Nothing could be beautiful than the parents’ love toward their kids and love toward each other between husband and wife. and I think this shot is the beautiful moment of these kind of love. Thank you for helping out by getting attention from Ewa during session, I know it is easy thing to do. But you two did great job!

Content Edited by Sarah Gualberto, Cake credit to Aileen Curambao-Besiera, DIY props and floor blanket credit to Kristy Chan Hurwitz