Archive for January, 2010

Baby Bowman, Eliza Mae

January 31, 2010

Once again I had the privilege of working with Angie Bowman from Inkspotts. This time I wasn’t photographing her shiny round belly, but better yet, the seven week old baby that used to be inside that belly. Eliza Mae, is a tiny little newborn surrounded by a great family and friends. This cute little girl did so well as we manipulated her and laid her in uncomfortable places. Not until two hours later did she really get tired of all the photography attention. It’s tough being a model. The setting, the Bowman’s house, was a dream for baby photographers. A wonderful blend of antique and vintage furniture with a splash of modern flare. Old signs and boxes decorated the walls giving the place a movie set feeling. Everything went great. Thank you Bowmans for letting us into your house to capture Eliza’s first few weeks of life.

I want to send a very special shout out to Megan Davidson of the The Other Megan Photography, she is a great photographer, friend, and an even better baby handler. Without her there would be no cute hats and soft fuzzy blankets and great ideas. Megan makes me look good and she is a great addition to my one-man, Curtis Baker Photography team.

More of this beautiful baby girl after the jump…

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A night in Buckhead

January 24, 2010

Angela and I met some of her friends out for some dinner and drinks in Buckhead and of course I had to bring my camera. We ate at a new Mexican restaurant at Terminus Buckhead called Cantina, I wasn’t impressed with the food, considering we have two of the best Mexican places on my side of town Nuevo Laredo and Bonegarden. I’m not trying to win any awards with these pictures, but I just liked some of them and I enjoy posting stuff to this hear blog.

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The Drop

January 22, 2010

I was asked to shoot stills for a short film my friend Crystle “Clear” Roberson, was directing here in town. The movie entitled “The Drop” is a story about a man named Marcus Engle who was in a terrible car accident when he was in college.  He lost his sight and was very close to death as he lay in the hospital with many broken bones in the face and legs. After he recovered and went to a School for the blind, he was ready to take on an incredibley tough exercise called The Drop.  Marcus was put in a cab and dropped off in the middle of a town and had to find his way back on his own with limited help from other pedestrians.  Marcus has become a motivational speaker and author as his current profession. We had a great local crew and we had lots of fun while shooting this great movie. Here are just a small sample of the images I shot over the past three days.

“At 18 I was blinded and nearly killed when hit by a drunk driver. Through years of rehab and hours of reconstructive surgery, my goal was to return to college and recapture my life. And I did it. Now, I’m a professional speaker focusing on teaching audiences to overcome adversity, make intelligent choices and see obstacles as opportunities. Through all life experiences I choose to grow, evolve and learn.”  (Taken from Marcus Engle’s Blog)

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Adam and Lee Plus Three

January 20, 2010

These are the three children of my friends Adam and Lee, the two older kids are twins Isaac and Madeline , and little Bryce is the baby who is very vocal and already on the move. These were just some pictures I took at the playground at Whittier Mill Park, where I spend most of my evenings with my dog June.

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