Showing posts with label Newborn Nursery Sessions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newborn Nursery Sessions. Show all posts

Friday, January 22, 2016

Newborn Sneak Peek




Wild Things Baby Announcement

This "Where the Wild Things Are" inspired baby announcement was so much fun to photograph.  Big brother and sisters got into the act as well.  Newborn nursery sessions are so sweet and personal and make great memories.  Let's face it by the time our children are old enough to remember themselves they are no longer in their nursery and sometimes there are no photos to share.  We love doing newborn nursery session in our clients homes and capturing a little of their family life.





Monday, November 24, 2014

Holiday Baby Announcements

It's so exciting to announce the birth of a new baby but especially so during the holidays.  This is a sweet card designed to introduce Marley and send Holiday wishes at the same time.

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Baby Brother Newborn Nursery Session

What could be more natural than newborn nursery photos at home?  Big brothers have enough to contend with when a new baby turns up on the scene.  Better to pose for photos at home in a comfortable and familiar setting.  This little chap took a nap while we photographed his new baby brother and when nap time was over he was ready to get into the act.  I love photographing families in their own personal space.

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Newborn Nursery Photo Shoot

I absolutely love this newborn nursery session.  What a precious little baby girl and her nursery was soo much fun to photograph in.  Mom and Dad were so creative and fun to work with.  Our studio produced a beautiful baby album from this session - a perfect memory book from her first days of life.  Lily will cherish these tender photos with her parents forever.  I encourage new parents to get in the act.  Make sure they have photos taken with their newborns.  Can you image?  I don't have many photos of me with my Mom and none from when I was a baby.  It may seem silly but it's especially important with child number two or three since siblings will likely be in most of their family photographs in the future.