How usually looks like a photo shoot for a newborn? This is a basket in which the mi-mi mishny baby sleeps, a bath with flowers, children's heels in mother's palms. Pictures as Christmas cards in pastel colors. Australian photographer Rebecca Colefax has managed to create a new wave - her pictures are different from others. Maybe because she wasn't always a photographer? Rebecca is the Australian kiteboarding champion. She has given this sport more than one year, has won all that could be won. She became the first world kite champion from Australia. In parallel, Rebecca graduated from the university, managed to go round the whole world. But the most significant event for her, by her own admission, was the birth of children - there are three of them in the athlete.
Photo:@rebeccacolefaxphotographyRebecca had her third child six years ago. At the same time, her husband gave her a digital camera. And she decided to return to her teenage hobby. True, it was difficult to get used to the idea that she would no longer have to hang around for hours in the red room, and the results of her labors could be seen immediately. The photos turned out beautiful. Especially children's pictures. More precisely, babies. And photos of pregnant women. In general, the direction was clear. And now this is not just a direction - Rebecca makes a living from her former hobby. - I am very inspired by this modest beauty - the beauty of the beginning of life. Photos are not just a Facebook profile or a post on Instagram - they are for life, - she said about the influence of social media on family life, comparing the pictures on the social network page with family photo albums or even framed photos on the walls. Rebecca's pictures are very unusual. Little fingers. Dimples in the skin. Chubby hands in bandages. A curl of hair on the forehead. Cheeks covered with soft fluff. Such details that touch the most tender strings in the soul. However, look for yourself. Although they do not have the usual vanilla, there is something different. Magical. It is also useful to know:
