bigalbest
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The truth is that I only use natural sunlight - i.e. a sunny window - to take the pictures. My goal is to learn much more about lighting and any input on this would be much appreciated. I don't know what I would do if I was at a client's home on a cloudy day, which is a terrible weakness that I should probably address before considering charging anyone. What suggestions does anyone have? Is there a certain type of light kit I should buy? If natural light isn't available, I would want to generate something that looked as close to natural light as possible.
A good place to start is Strobist Read the lighting 101 section to start and go from there. And start checking out the work of others to see what to shoot for. My favorite baby photographer I have seen recently can be found here.