Newborn Studio Guide

Creating Lasting Memories To ensure a relaxed and enjoyable experience, I prefer not to dive straight into the photo shoot. Instead, let's take a moment to get to know each other over a cup of tea, if time allows. If you've brought a change of clothes, we can discuss your outfit choices. Having been in front of the camera myself, I understand how daunting it can be, so my priority is to help you feel at ease. We can sit and chat in the lounge area of my studio before determining the session's direction based on your desired final look and image. Your preferred home decor styles can provide valuable insights into the backdrops and image types that will best suit your taste. Some families prefer a bright white background to make their images stand out, even if their home has darker walls. Others opt for the simplicity of white or grey, creating a timeless look that pairs well with simple frames. And then there are those whose homes lend themselves to vibrant, fine art-style images with rich colors and opulent frames. Feel free to communicate your preferences in advance. During the session, I'll capture a mix of relaxed and posed images, providing you with a diverse selection to choose from. Often, clients express a preference for natural, non-camera-facing shots but end up selecting images where they do engage with the camera. It's common to discover your preferences once you see the results. My aim is to capture your authentic self while also creating portraits that showcase your likeness and will be cherished by you, your family, and friends. Personal Touches and Special Items If you have any special cultural items, objects, blankets, throws, or props that hold sentimental value to your family, I encourage you to bring them along. I'm open to incorporating these meaningful elements into the session. Your suggestions and input are always welcome.