Children and balloons - monomad photography daily chalenge

How are you my dear friends?
I hope everything is going well.
Finally, after 10 days of continuous efforts, we managed to set up the environment that we had planned for the ceremony and the children's studio. And we came back to continue with strength again
I brought a small Tepal with me, and I took a photo of him near the wind tunnel, which promises a beautiful celebration.

She is laughing and playing with balloons and he is very happy. I feel very good that we see the children so happy.
Little children look really delicious from newborn to two years old and this is my favorite age for photographing little ones.
I did the photography in the studio and took my photo with the help of studio lights and three point lighting.

One light for the back and one from the front and a filling light.
It was interesting that in one of the photos I told her that the balloon is mine, she pulled the balloon to the other side in a way that shows her sense of ownership and protest.

She had a necklace accessory with a cute face that really suited her and definitely something that suited his and made her more beautiful.
The initiative I used was that I tied the balloons to her hands and feet so that she would have a better position than her and that they would not be too far away from her, now it was interesting that she liked it very much.

Our cute little girl's name was Nazi, Nazi means cute and beautiful, one of the names that many mothers use when choosing their daughter's name.

When I look at the fleshy hands and feet of this little one, my motherly feeling blossoms even more than before and I express that this child is very important to me and I must take my best photos of her.

As I expected, the photography went very well and I was busy with design and photography for about two hours, and the result of the work really relieved my fatigue, especially because these little ones are clapping and happy when they see their photos.

Thank you for your attention, my dears, I hope the photos of the little ones gave you the necessary energy to make a good day with them.
Goodbye
Photography By @farideh.shahedi