Backdrop

I took this beautiful photo of my friend's baby. I used a homemade white backdrop, but you can see plenty of wrinkles on it. With his white onesie, just whitening the backdrop didn't look super. So I cleaned up the backdrop and added a beautiful, soft damask pattern to it. Love!

Multiple Textures

I added a few different textures to this photo: a couple of different grungy ones, and one that changes the color as well. I mounted a large print of this photo and it hangs above my piano. Love it!

Texture

Textures add some interest to photos. There are so many great textures available. This one adds a little bit of grunge and looks great with a vignette to darken the edges.

Sepia

If you want just a hint of color instead of straight black and white, sepia is a good way to go. I can do different hues, depending on the photo. Old photos look great with a slightly more green hue, but I love this dark, warm hue for newborns.

Black and White

Black and white photos have a classic, clean feel to them. I especially like black and white or sepia treatments for newborn photos. This evens out the blotchy, red skin that is so common with newborns.