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Last week I had the pleasure of meeting nebworn baby Sarah. Going into the session, I felt like I already knew her. In August I took maternity portraits for her mom, Jennifer and we spent most of the session visiting like old friends. Sarah is welcomed into her family by her older brother and sister who are proud to have their new baby sister home.
This is my third time to work with the “E” family. I worked with Cooper in February for his one-year-old portraits and Abbey came to me for her maternity portraits in the spring. Abbey called me a couple of months ago to book this session for Cash’s first baby portraits as well as some family portraits.
I enjoyed the opportunity of working with you guys again - thank you!
Welcome baby Beckham! This adorable newborn is welcomed by proud parents Phillip and Jenna and big brother Parker of Midland.
When Andrew’s mom contacted me a couple of weeks ago wanting to schedule a photo session for her son’s 3-month portraits, she asked if babies should only be photographed indoors with a backdrop or if it was okay for us to take the pictures outdoors. I love the fact that Andrew’s mom was able to think outside the box. As moms, we are bombarded with fliers from the photo-chains showing babies on backdrops. It is so easy to fall into the trap of thinking that posed studio-type shots are the only way to take baby portraits. I feel like custom children’s portraits are much more natural outdoors. Baby Andrew agreed with us–he was incredibly relaxed throughout the session and impressed us with his incredible smiles and personality.
