Monday, April 13, 2015

Baby Chick Photo Shoot



Remember the controversy dress picture a few weeks ago?  Is it blue or gold?

At our recent Chick Photo Shoot at LL Farm, we had our own controversy.

Take a look...


Although a beautiful yellow ball of fluff right now, this beauty will grow into a WHITE rock chicken. 

Will she need to go to the hair salon for this change?

Not concerned about her color, she loved posing for the camera.  Just look at that pose!  



This chick with colors of black, white, and grey will grow into a silver laced chicken.

Her feathers will grow into a beautiful lace looking ball gown, crowning her a Princess name of course.

Although royalty, she enjoyed striking a few poses for the camera.



Marked with many colors, this chicken will remain similar in her looks.  

What she lacks in outward beauty, she more than makes up for with inward beauty...
she will lay BLUE eggs.

She is an Ameraucana , with such a sweet disposition, patiently posing.


Some more cute chick photos:


















I hope you have enjoyed the Baby Chick Photo Shoot.

I had such fun taking these pictures (maybe too much) that I am thinking of making large prints or having them made into canvas prints.

I think they will make beautiful wall art in our home! (smile)

67 comments:

  1. Best pics ever! Wendy J

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  2. Hi Lori, these are absolutely adorable. What a cute idea. I especially like the one in the teacup. You should offer prints of these on your blog. They really look professional. I hope your Monday is off to a great start. Hugs, Pat

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    1. Thanks Pat. Your kind words mean a lot to me. The chicks were just a couple days old, so it was fairly easy to capture their sweetness. I am by no means a professional photographer...

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  3. The girls and I couldn't help but giggle at the chicks driving the car! Oh my word the cuteness! Agreed it does make Monday much sweeter! Thank you for sharing LL! Oh, and the blue laced chick in the first photo, you can tell she knows she's cute! Can't wait to see what she looks like when she's all grown! ~CB

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    1. CB, Let your girls know that is a Barbie convertible ;-) Yes, I agree they know they are cute! It was fun putting this together...glad you got a giggle from it!
      LL

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  4. bill.goodson has left a new comment on your post "Baby Chick Photo Shoot":

    These are precious. Makes me smile just looking at them. Thanks for posting the pictures, makes Monday morning much sweeter. I think they would make great wall art as well. Cherry G.

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    1. Glad you are having a sweet Monday Cherry and that these chicks can help to make you smile (and maybe giggle too). Thank you for agreeing that one will make good wall art ;-)
      Lori

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  5. This is beyond adorable...all of the pics are so cute....but I love one in the teacup where the chick is down in it and you just see it's eyes up...Precious!!! Sure made me smile!

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    1. So glad it made you smile Cathy. I think the one in the teacup that you barely see looks like a chipmunk ;-)
      Lori

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  6. Oh my cutest pictures ever. I would love to have a copy of the one in the bowl and the ones driving. Please say you will offer these for sale.

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    1. Thank you so much Debby! I will look into how to make these available for sale. Thank you for your interest.
      Lori

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  7. This has got to be one of the cutest set of photos I have ever seen! Oh my goodness, they're precious :)

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    1. Thank you Rue! I had fun taking the pictures...so glad you like ;-)

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  8. Oh my goodness! So cute! It looks like your subjects really enjoyed it! Thanks for visiting us with your cheerful post. ;0D

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    1. Because the chics are so young, they couldn't get away too fast ;-) The Ameraucana was the best at staying where I put her.

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  9. Oh my - they're adorable!
    Such great photos!

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  10. Lori, oh my word! i hope you're prepared for these pictures to go viral because they are THE cutest thing I've seen all week. I swear these shots could be postcards. They're amazing! Thanks so much for linking these up to our Something to Talk About Link Party. They made my day. Hugs, Coco

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    1. Thank you for the sweet compliments CoCo. I actually made a couple into cards today to send out for upcoming birthdays. It was a fun photo shoot and the chicks are growing so fast...glad I did it then.
      Lori

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  11. Sweet memories, thank you.
    My favorite is the little one peeking out of the teacup followed close by the two cruising in their convertible.

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    1. Thanks Gayle. The convertible is a Barbie jeep...it was collecting dust in the basement (my girls don't play Barbie's anymore). The chic in the teacup was the easiest to photo!
      Lori

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  12. These are adorable! I bet you had so much fun!
    And, these pictures will cause much less controversy than those pesky dresses...

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    1. It truly was fun taking these pictures. I think the chicks enjoyed it too ;-)

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  13. Oh my goodness! This is the cutest thing ever. Really love the sassy leg kick of the little chick up top. I'll share these with my kids who will then ask for chicks. :) Thank you for linking up with Little Things Thursday today! Glad to have you!

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    1. I think that chick knew she had the perfect pose ;-) Hope your kids enjoy the photos.

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  14. Oh my goodness! These are the most precious pictures! How fun indeed! And I just couldn't handle the chicks in the car :) Thank you for sharing these with us on the Art of Home-Making Mondays Lori!

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  15. OH MY GOODNESS, yes I enjoyed the chick photo shoot! Adorable! I have a soft spot in my heart for baby chicks, both of my grandmothers raised chickens, and baby chick time was always my very favorite time! Thank you for putting a smile on my face with your wonderful photography and adorable chicks!
    Visiting from Feathered Nest Friday.
    Gina

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    1. I am glad it put a smile on your face Gina! Sounds like wonderful times you had with your Grandmothers...I got White Rock chickens this time because I remember my Grandma having them ;-)
      Lori

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  16. this is absolutely gorgeous! love it! x

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  17. Those are the cutest pictures ever! I can't decide which is my favorite! What fun!!!

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    1. Thanks Kathy. For the most part, they were good little posers ;-)

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  18. Wonderfully inspiring! I take (try) to take a lot of chicken photographs (as well as our Lab Sassy) am I know first hand how difficult it is to get a good image of a moving object. These are outstanding, in my book. I get some new chicks on April 20 and you have inspired me to try to take few pictures of my Rhode Island Red babies. I am assuming you fed them so they were full and comfortable and then posed them? I can't believe how still they stood for you! Donna at the Small House Homestead. http://smallhousebigskyhomestead.wordpress.com

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    1. Donna,
      The chicks were only a few days old when I took the photos, so it was fairly easy to get them to pose (one more than the others). I took quite a few shots, then went through them on my computer, choosing the best ones. Have fun with your chicks when you get them ;-)
      Lori

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    2. Thaank you for your reply. Would you mind sharing more or maybe even creating a post about how you photographed your chicks in the setting? I'm interested in your camera, lens, setting, flash no flash (I'm assuming no flash since there are no shadows) whether you uses a bounce light or natural lighting, And you blue cabinet in the shoot I am assuming it is a chalk painted piece....PLEASE share and thank you in advance!! I use a digital Cannon Rebel and have a wide angle and a telephoto lens. Donna at the Small House Homestead

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    3. Wow Donna, you have a lot more equipment then I do. I have a Canon Power Shot SX150IS. That's it...nothing else. I will send you an email with some suggestions.
      Lori
      PS-The cabinet is an old bookshelf that I 'dry painted' with some extra wall paint that I had.

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  19. Hi! Dropping by from Sundaes and Spaghetti Ideabox Linkies #109 #110. Ohmygosh they're so cuuuuute! I want chicks too!

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    1. Thanks for dropping by Hanniz. You should get chickens ;-)
      Lori

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  20. Oh my gosh, how could you not love these photos? I just wish I had one to hold in my hands and have a fun photo shoot with as well!! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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    1. Thanks Jann. It was a lot of fun taking these photos. They are growing so fast...they probably wouldn't be so willing to pose now ;-)
      Lori

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  21. Hi Lori,

    Visiting from JES', and had to stop by for more of these adorable chicks!!! Love them in that cool sports car and can imagine the wind in their feathers as they speed down that open highway!

    Have a wonderful week!

    Poppy

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    1. Great narrative Poppy ;-) Thanks for visiting!

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  22. Good morning! I just wanted to let you know that this post has been *featured* on the Art of Home-Making Mondays this week! We hope to see you at our new link up today :)

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    1. Thank you so much for the feature Jes! The chicks are thrilled about it ;-) I will gladly put your button on my blog.

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  23. Good Morning! I have chickens and have had chicks many times and I have gotten a few photos of them. But a photo shoot what a hoot! Please come to say hi soon! It was so nice meeting you!
    God Bless and I hope to see some more original ideas!
    Roxy

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    1. I say why not a photo shoot? ;-) The chicks are soooo adorable when they are at such a young age...I knew I had a short time frame of getting them to 'pose', so I went for it. Thank you for stopping by. I will be by for a visit to your blog!
      Lori

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  24. This is oh so cute and then Hysterical! Them in the car! LOL what a fun post! :)

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    1. No wrecks that day...a natural born 'driver' ;-)

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  25. Hello! This put a huge grin on my face. Loved it. Those chicks are adorable!

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    1. Baby chicks have the ability to put a grin on your face and then a giggle... Thanks for visiting!

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  26. They are beyond adorable!! Wonderful captures!

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    1. Thanks Cheryl. I took lots of pictures, then picked out some good ones.

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  27. This was so sweet! Loved the chicks in the car! Diane

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    1. The chicks in the car seems to be many peoples favorite, yet one I wasn't sure about ;-) Thanks for visiting.

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  28. Hi Lori Leigh, just hopping back to let you know that I will be featuring you at SYC this week!
    hugs,
    Jann

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  29. Lori love love love this post! The chicks are just darling. Thank you for sharing at THT!

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  30. This post is a little ball of sunshine. Thanks for overloading the cuteness factor today!

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    1. Sometimes we all need a little something to make us smile...

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  31. Oh my goodness, I love how your chicks pose so sweetly for your photos. Your country life looks like fun.

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