Pictures of babies doing manly things

Herbert Huffner Photography November 25, 2022

The Father Of A Premature Baby Named Ryan Has Created Interesting And Unexpected Images By Photographing His Son While Doing Manly Things.

Pictures of babies doing manly things, Ryan is a premature baby born nine weeks early and weighed less than 1.3 kg. He spent the first six weeks of his life in the NICU; The six weeks that have passed for his parents are like years.

Ryan’s father says that when his daughter was born two years ago, he photoshopped an image of her exercising, and now he wants to do the same for his son. Even though things didn’t go the way Ryan’s parents wanted, they weren’t disappointed.

According to his father, they jokingly called their premature baby “advanced,” and that’s why the idea of taking pictures of him while doing manly things was formed in their minds. Ryan’s father describes his experience as follows:

“Each photo takes about 15 to 20 minutes. Most of the work was devoted to space creation and image editing. First, I had to find props and costumes for each scene. The next step was setting up the stage, which included framing the photo, arranging the support, and adjusting the lighting.

Some of the shots were complicated to stage, like the chest shot. To take this photo, I made a device attached to the ceiling. I attached the camera and weight to this device, and instead of lifting it, Ryan just held it with his hands.

My wife often helped me by holding her so I could place her hands or feet in certain positions, like having things.

After I got the photos I wanted from Ryan, I moved on to photographing tools and objects that he couldn’t hold, like an ax or a fish on a fishing hook. After taking each photo, I would go through the hundreds of pictures I had of him and choose the best one.

Then, using Photoshop software, I removed myself from the images and combined the suitable part of his body with another embodiment.

People loved these photos and were very sad when the collection ended. Most people found the pictures interesting, but some were concerned about Ryan’s safety. I always explained that he was in no danger, that these scary scenes were Photoshopped, and that he and his mom were holding Ryan.

I’m curious to see what Ryan will think of these photos in 18 years when he’s all grown up.

I have three recommendations for parents of premature children: be patient, be positive and ask for help from others.”