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Milk Bath Photography Tips & Tricks | Maternity Milkbath Photo Shoot Tutorial

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In this video, I take you step by step on how I prep and shoot a milk bath maternity session - from cleaning and setting up the bathroom to supply list, posing, lighting and cleanup after the shoot.

A milk bathtub photo shoot is a great way to expand your portfolio and try something new - it doesn't have to be a maternity session, I've done it as a fashion /beauty shoot with a model, and as a baby milk bath photo shoot (confident sitters 6+ months old only).

The whole shoot + prep takes me up to 3 hrs with around 45 min of actual shoot time and the rest to prep and clean.

You will see exactly how my bathroom looks and why it works so well for bathtub photo shoots.

I start with sanitizing the bathtub, then filling the tub and mixing in powdered milk until I get the murky water effect. In the video I show you a few tricks I've learned on how to cut the flowers so that they float better.

You will also see me directing my maternity client into poses. There's only so much you can do in the tub, so I try to get more variety with different angles and overhead shots from a ladder.

At the same time, a milk bath photo shoot is great for maternity sessions, because you can control how much you see above the surface, so it has a slimming effect.

Finally, I explain how I educate my clients before the shoot, wha to bring to a milkbath session, how I started doing milk bathtub photography and why I offer it as an add-on to my packages.

You will see me cleaning up after the milkbath photo shoot and I share a few tips to prevent the flowers getting into the drain.

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Maternity Dresses she's wearing for her milk bath maternity photo shoot:
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White lace robe with ties - amzn.to/2WJ5qmm

Supplies List:

Powdered milk - I get min from Giant instacart.com/products/3191695-giant-brand-inst…
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Flowers - I use grocery store flowers (Giant, Safeway, Trader Joe's, Whole Food etc)

Kitchen shears for cutting flowers - amzn.to/3aHoJS3

5.5 ft. Aluminum Heavy-Duty Ladder - amzn.to/35m59tL

Gear:

Main Camera - Canon 5D Mark IV amzn.to/2xdZB7T
Lens used in the video - Canon 24-70 2.8 ii - amzn.to/2xdabvK
Sigma 35mm F1.4 Art DG HSM Lens for Canon - amzn.to/359wpv6
Behind the scenes video camera - DJI Osmo Pocket - amzn.to/3cU3IVE
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Ksenia Pro is Washington DC based maternity photographer specializing in creative fashion forward maternity portraits.

For bookings, sponsorship, interview feature, product reviews, and collaboration, please email me:
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Or visit kseniapro.com/

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Ksenia Pro Photography published this 24:31 video tutorial on March 31, 2020. It has been watched 124,013 times on YouTube.

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