The Baby Is Coming; Quick, Call the Photographer !

[M.A.Longmore]

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The Baby Is Coming; Quick, Call the Photographer !


http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/17/us/now-in-the-delivery-room-forceps-camera-action.html?_r=1


Happy Fathers Day !

Ron
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[Ektagraphic]

Oh boy! I have no comment.

[David A. Goldfarb]

I had a camera at my own son's birth (a couple of photos are in my APUG gallery), but I don't see myself making a business out of it.

[PeteZ8]

I had a camera at my own son's birth (a couple of photos are in my APUG gallery), but I don't see myself making a business out of it.

I think that's one of those more female oriented careers

On an unrelated note, I really hate when people hold cameras like that. It's very poor camera technique. /rant

[semi-ambivalent]

Ha! With the ease that today's co-eds take off their clothes for cellphone images I suspect this line of work has a bright future.

[Vaughn]

I missed the birth of my three guys by 12 hours -- I was 800 miles away when I got the phone call at 10am (babes arrived 3 hours later). My sister was there with a camera, though. I do not think I would have grabbed the 8x10 even if I had made it in time.


HFD!

[benjiboy]

I was present at the birth of both of my children that I will never forget it, they were born at home, neither I nor my wife ever had any desire to photograph the event.

[Sirius Glass]

I had a camera at my own son's birth (a couple of photos are in my APUG gallery), but I don't see myself making a business out of it.

Ditto for my daughters, but I waited until they were cleaned up by me before I took photographs.

[M.A.Longmore]

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I was loaded down with equipment when my son was born.
At the very last minute I decided not to photograph the festivities ...

Ron
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[batwister]

Any excuse to have kids...