Having a baby will be one of the most momentous events of your life and something that you will want to cherish, using a maternity photographer is a great way to mark this event. After all this will be your very first family photograph!
We appreciate that pregnancy can be quite a sensitive time for a woman and that maternity photography is a very personal thing so you might not always think about visiting a maternity photographer. We don’t push people to come in, this is something that you will have to feel comfortable doing, if not you can always come in for a baby photography session!
We do a wide range of styles to cater for all tastes and sensitivities.
When is best to visit a maternity photographer?
We’d recommend booking a maternity portrait session about 4-6 weeks before your due date. We need a decent sized “bump” to show that you are actually pregnant but not so close that hot towels and a fast car are required!
The pregnancy photography session will take about 1 hour, but we can always allocate enough time to get a great range of images. As an experienced maternity photographer we like our clients to have time to enjoy the session and not to feel rushed, plus we will try a mixture of poses and lighting styles.
The pregnancy photography session will take about 1 hour, but we can always allocate enough time to get a great range of images. As an experienced maternity photographer we like our clients to have time to enjoy the session and not to feel rushed, plus we will try a mixture of poses and lighting styles.
Don’t worries about stretch marks, most women have them when pregnant, everything is captured digitally and these can be airbrushed out so you’ll have a beautiful maternity photo to show off!
If you’d like to know some more information or chat to us about our work please feel free to give me a call- +6- 016-6188 718 or mail to us vijayasri35@gmail.com
Once they have arrived have a think about newborn baby photography as the first week weeks are a magical time for you to get some great images whilst they are still so small.
