BANPAS stands for Baby and Newborn Photography Association.
If you’re expecting a little baby (many congratulations!), I’d suggest browsing their website. There’s a lot of useful information there about finding a photographer, the right time to book, what to expect from a session, and more.
This association promotes safe working practices in newborn photography and is dedicated to ensuring that the baby’s comfort and safety take priority, whilst photographers create beautiful images for parents to treasure.
BANPAS members are amongst the leading baby and newborn photographers.
You have to submit a number of photographs to prove the quality of the work and also multiple photos used for composite images.
BANPAS really helps its photographers in the business by providing continuous training and seminars and I am proud of been a member of this association for the past 2 years.
If finding the right person for such an intimate session feels daunting, have a look at my 5 Simple Tips on How to Choose a Newborn Photographer for what to look out for.
What does this mean for you?
You can rest assured that I’ll handle your little baby with all the care and knowledge I’ve built up over the years. Photographing babies requires several skills that go beyond photography itself.
Finding the right photographer really matters. It’s an essential step towards building a strong rapport and achieving beautiful results together. I highly recommend sitting down for a coffee before the session, an excellent opportunity to connect on a personal level, so the relaxation and comfort we build together comes through in the shoot itself. You’re welcome to visit my studio in Twickenham, West London, so you can see the space and we can get to know each other.
If you are interested in a newborn shoot, start looking at my newborn photography page to check my work.
Fill out the form there, and I’ll give you a call so we can start to chat.
You’re also welcome to connect with me on Instagram.
