Baby Photography
The first year of a baby’s life is full of important achievements and milestones.
If you are visiting this page I am sure you have a baby that just started smiling or playing on its tummy! You feel very proud and excited and are thinking about how to preserve these amazing ‘firsts’.
Your baby is growing very quickly, too quickly, unfortunately. So be sure to enjoy and savour every moment spent with your baby.
Baby Photography is so Special.
As a London Baby Photographer, I can Help You Stop that Time!
If you already had a newborn session the most popular stages for babies are sitter and 1 year. If you missed the newborn window, 3 months can be quite precious too.
SITTER
I personally love this stage between 6 and 8, when babies can sit unaided but they are not yet crawling. You can really start seeing their personality, capture different facial expressions, their beautiful smiles.
The session at this age is usually a blast and it's short as they can get bored quite easily and lose their attention span quickly.
1 YEAR
You baby is one year already! Can you believe it?
The big milestone in this session is baby standing with some support or maybe doing the first steps. Their personality will be shining and they will be more cooperative and interactive. This will be another quick session of about an hour.
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Just for fun (because it’s Friday).
A little list of things I unapologetically love.
Some of them make my job what it is.
Some are just very me.
What would be on your “Unfortunately I do love…” list?
PS. The cat is still around. He might be getting his own list soon.
What you see might be a softbox, a quiet studio, a woman with a camera.
What I see is something deeper.
A moment of stillness before the transformation.
A reminder that you don’t have to feel radiant or ready, you just have to show up.
Maternity photography isn’t about posing perfectly.
It’s about pausing meaningfully.
About telling your story in the way it deserves to be remembered.
When you’re ready to be seen, I’ll be here.
PS. I might have adopted a cat. Yes, you can see peeking in the background. He’she has been following me for days and might be unofficially moving in. Name suggestions welcome
Where did she go?
There comes a moment, sometimes in the middle of folding laundry or staring at the mirror, when you pause and wonder…
Where’s the woman I used to be?
The one who had passions and hobbies.
Who danced barefoot in the kitchen just because.
Who laughed louder, rested more, dreamed bigger.
Over the years, you’ve poured so much into others.
Held families together, juggled jobs, wiped tears, carried it all.
But who’s been holding you?
This image made me think of that inner question we don’t always say aloud.
She’s not lost.
Just waiting to be seen again.
Have you ever felt this too? I’d love to know.
PS. And you know what? A portrait session can be the start of finding your way back.
Photo taken at the workshop with @magdalena_sienicka
Some sentences hit you right in the heart.
Because they’re not just words, they’re echoes of things you’ve felt.
And suddenly, you don’t feel so alone.
These quotes are from Milk Tales, a collection of real breastfeeding stories that honour the full emotional landscape of motherhood.
Which quote do you connect with most?
Or is there a sentence you wish someone had said to you in the early days?
#MilkTalesBook #BreastfeedingAndMentalHealth #MotherhoodUnfiltered #YouAreNotAlone #PostpartumSupport #RealMotherhood
When I photograph an expecting mother, I don’t just see a bump.
I see a woman on the edge of becoming.
Becoming someone new.
Becoming more herself.
Each photo tells a story of strength, tenderness, and transformation.
And some stories are too meaningful to be left on a screen.
That’s why I believe in printing them.
Holding them.
Passing them down.
This album isn’t just for her, it’s for the child she’s carrying.
For the future hands that will open its pages and say,
“This was you. And this was me, becoming.”
Wouldn’t you love to create your own?
Get in touch to start planning your maternity shoot, or explore the timeless printed products I offer.
A boudoir workshop wasn’t on my radar a few years ago.
But now, it feels like the most natural next step.
As I grow my empowerment portrait work, this experience expanded how I see and photograph women.
We are layered. Emotional. Strong.
And this style of photography brings all of that to the surface.
I left feeling deeply inspired and ready to explore this vision even more, including with my maternity clients.
Because sometimes, one shoot can shift everything.
Thank you @magdalena_sienicka for introducing me to this form of art, so sensual, so powerful, so needed.
I’m now looking for a woman who’d love to model this concept for me.
Excited to try something bold and beautiful?
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