Body Building Babies

Photographer Eric Sahrmann Hilariously Depicts Super Strong Children

Eric Sahrmann, a photographer based in Chicago, Illoinois, has a fair amount of humor. At least, by the standards of his latest photo series. While most people see babies as endlessly cute and defenceless, he has depicted them as very strong. Whether that means crushing baby bottles or high kicking LEGO towers, Eric Sahrmann's babies are out of this world.

Created in collaboration with Mike Scalise, Eric Sahrmann's series was made for a Milwaukee Health Department campaign. Eric Sahrmann reveals, "I hired a professional 'baby-wrangler' to hold the babies into the positions that we would need to composite the final photographs. The parents were also on set to help with the positioning. I had retoucher Abe Finkelstein sitting at my computer compositing the shots together as we worked." The final product is precious.

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Humor in Advertising Trend
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Baby Products Industry
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Photography Industry
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