I could have very easily just delivered the images as they were but that polish was really bugging me. I was imagining these large prints on her wall and all you would see are these nails that were chipping to no end they were such an eyesore. I spent nearly 2 weeks just editing those nails, I had to repaint over the nails a color that would match but not just any shade would work, I couldn’t go with a sheer shade of polish because the original nail color was a dark shade of blue and if you know anything about Photoshop that just wont work, I would have to go with an opaque color. After much trial and error it seemed an opaque white would be my best bet. I successfully changed and painted those nails and mom didn’t even notice I had changed anything until I mentioned it of course. The outcome of the images is fabulous but it just wouldn’t sit at ease with me to deliver the images as they were, it had to be changed no matter how long it would take me. So after I learnt my lesson the hard way when I go over the clothing consultation, which is complimentary, I now started giving my nail color suggestions. Having your nails polished for the photoshoot is not a must especially if you never have them polished unless you want to treat yourself of course as it does add a nice touch. However if you are going to have them polished either professionally or at home I would suggest to stay away from dark colors, think those dark winter colors. A classic French manicure will always be in style no matter what colors your family is wearing. If you’re just not a french kinda gal and prefer one color, nudes, white or soft pinks always work and opaque or French would just be your preference. So after reading this I think we can both agree your Newborn Photographer may just have some good beauty tips for you after all 😉