Your child's first birthday. You put a birthday party in which the child barely finds out, you plant a cake in front of him that has no idea what it is, you put a candle on and off quickly after the photo so that it does not burn and you let him put your hands in the cake, eat, get dirty, while everyone laughs at the scene and the boy ends up full of cake and cream. Then they give the gifts without understanding what comes so much paper and cardboard, although they love it, and so on until the end of the party.
This is usually the case except for parents who decided to do something very different on their child's first birthday: feed him a brain and stop that will become a "zombie" (Quotation because zombie is actually written).
They ordered a cake and contacted a professional photographer
These parents, zombie fans, obviously thought it would be fun to transform their son into one of them. For this they commissioned a brain pie, most realistic, Kim and Jake's Cakes and hired the professional baby photographer Tara Devries, who was to carry out the strangest photo shoot to date.
They put the child and the cake together, and the magic worked, or the transformation. He started touching it and breaking it with his hand, and then he decided to try it. The mixture of fondant, raspberry and cake made the child not separate from him and began to devour him, like a zombie that has not eaten for days.
Once the photos were captured, the photographer sat down at the computer and with a good dose of photo editing He turned them into what the child's parents wanted: some pictures of our son transformed into a zombie, as realistic as possible.
It seems that the "brain" was really tasty 
"How are you when you grow up?"
For this final photo, in which the boy shows that he is already a full-fledged zombie, the grandmother asked "How are you when you grow up?", and the boy opened his arms as if to show that he was already "sooo big". Several photos of that moment ended up offering a perfect pose when I already lowered my arms. Between what had been stained with the cake and the computer, it ended up being the most adorable little year-old zombie you've ever seen.
What a way to celebrate birthday and celebrate Halloween, right?
I leave a picture of the kid in reality, a few minutes before the session, so you can see that zombie has little. Hopefully after the cake remains human, of course:
