Most parents scroll through Pinterest in hopes of finding ideas and themes that make for the perfect family photo. But Sholom Ber Solomon is not most parents. His ingenious daddy-daughter photos with his baby girl are taking the Internet by storm — and they just might inspire you to step up your picture-taking game.
Solomon and his daughter Zoe have been giving us major #goals since the duo took to Instagram last year.
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The 36-year-old Cali resident has been dressing up in quirky photos for a while, but says his 9-month-old daughter takes his pics to new levels.
And, as you can see, this dad clearly isn't afraid to go there.
Laundry detergent bubble bath, anyone? (It's not real. Calm down.)
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He's pushing the threshold of parenting excellence, one adorable AF photo at a time.
While you might assume Solomon uses tons of time and money creating these photos, he says most take about 20 minutes and cost less than $30.
This dad is all about the frugal life — and isn't afraid to seek props from the most random of places. Solomon tells Us Weekly that while he was preparing for the photo above, the woman behind the counter at KFC was perplexed as to why he wanted an empty chicken bucket. "She had to ask her manager for how to price it!" Solomon mentions. "That was an experience."
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Baby Zoe is so game for these amazing pics, Sholom tells Us Weekly all she needs is a "good nap and a feed" to get ready for her close-up.
Seriously, how freaking cute is this?!
With wife Carli behind the lens capturing these unforgettable snaps, there's truly no stopping Sholom and Zoe.
These two will have you grabbing your coconut bra and heading to the beach.
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Or taking a safari through the terrains of the yard in search of wild (stuffed) animals.
As Sholom says, these two are "partners in crime," and we are swooning over their creativity and adorable bond.
