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Pregnancy Portrait Outdoors

by Gwen
(Boston MA)

A Walk in the Woods

This pregnancy portrait was taken outdoors. I love that it captures the moment between a husband and wife.

It's a great alternative to a posed portrait, especially for moms who hate having their pictures taken!

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Pregnancy Portrait Outdoors

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beautiful
by: Anonymous

This is so lovely. The curvyness of mummy and the way nature frames the picture... Lucky them to have a picture like this.

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inspirational
by: Anonymous

lovely

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a photographer myself
by: Anonymous

This is a good photograph.
but I think it could have been more effective if the camera was more level with the couple, or level with the grass bank in the foreground, also a little closer to the couple as well.

It could have a much better and much more well presented photograph.

It does capture the moment really well though, and the silohuette works very well.

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The best
by: Anonymous

Beautiful natural picture

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Thanks for sharing!
by: Anonymous

Great idea! This is more my style than a traditional belly pic.

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