- A photographer captured the moment a baby urinated during a shoot
- The photographer, Abbie Rogers, said it happens all the time
- Despite it being a common occurrence, she had never got it on camera
- Mrs Rogers said the babies often get her as she is undressing them
- She said despite this she absolutely adores her job and everything about it
By Laura House For Daily Mail Australia
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158 View commentsWhen people think of newborn photography they generally think of peaceful environments, stunning sets and sweet final images.
But one newborn photographer has shown off the not-so-glamorous side of her job after sharing a snap of a baby boy urinating on his parents mid-shoot.
'It happens a lot especially during newborn shoots because they are naked for a lot of the time... most of the time it's number two though,' Abbie Rogers, fromAbbie Rogers Photography, told Daily Mail Australia.
All part of the job: Newborn photographer Abbie Rogers has shown off the not-so-glamorous side of her job after sharing a snap of a baby boy urinating on his parents mid-shoot
Intended shot:'It happens all the time but I've never got it on camera. I had stepped down because he had started squirming and as soon as I did it happened so I snapped one quick image,' she said
'It happens all the time but I've never got it on camera. I had stepped down because he had started squirming and as soon as I did it happened so I snapped one quick image.
'When you have little boys this happens a lot and this was the couple's third boy so it wasn't really a shock. We all had quite a good laugh.'
Mrs Rogers from Laurel, Indiana, said 100 per cent of the time, babies manage to soil the set at some point as the shoots usually last for around two hours at a time.
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Common:'They are so warm and they are naked for a few hours so they get comfortable but sometimes I get lucky and it's during the part when they have a diaper on,' Mrs Rogers said
'Babies like to get to me as soon as I am undressing them... typically as I am posing them,' Mrs Rogers said.
'They are so warm and they are naked for a few hours so they get comfortable but sometimes I get lucky and it's during the part when they have a diaper on.'
Mrs Rogers post has since gone viral and received over 11,000 likes and had hundreds of shares.
'I was totally blown away that it went viral... I knew it would be popular but I had no clue just how much,' she said.
Rise to fame:'I was totally blown away that it went viral... I knew it would be popular but I had no clue just how much,' she said
'I love everything about it':'It's trying and parents say how much patience I must have but the babies are just so tiny and innocent and perfect,' Mrs Rogers said
'One of my clients commented on it and said "I think this is viral now" and I just kept watching the numbers grow and grow and suddenly I was being contacted from people around the world.'
Despite Mrs Roger's photograph showing the less glam side of newborn, she says while she has been doing it for four years she plans to continue for a long time.
'I just love everything about it,' she said.
'It's trying and parents say how much patience I must have but the babies are just so tiny and innocent and perfect,' Mrs Rogers said.
'I hope one day one of these babies get to say "oh my God look how cute I was"... they just bring me so much joy.'
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The article discusses the not-so-glamorous side of newborn photography, where a photographer captured the moment a baby urinated during a shoot. The photographer, Abbie Rogers, mentioned that this is a common occurrence during newborn shoots, as babies are often naked for extended periods. While it is more common for babies to have bowel movements during shoots, Abbie Rogers had the opportunity to capture a moment of urination on camera. She explained that babies often soil the set during shoots, as the sessions can last for around two hours. Abbie Rogers' post of the photo went viral, receiving thousands of likes and shares.
Despite the less glamorous aspects of newborn photography, Abbie Rogers expressed her love for her job, stating that she adores everything about it. She finds joy in working with tiny, innocent, and perfect babies and hopes that one day they will look back and appreciate how cute they were.
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