Featuring Rhahim
Newborn Baby Portrait Session
Session Highlights
Modern & Minimalist Newborn Photoshoot
Let’s take a minute to talk about another beautiful family that I am so thankful to get to watch grow. The love this family has for one another is something that’s unmatched. I have had the pleasure of photographing both of mom’s beautiful pregnancies and their newborn sessions. It’s amazing when we see our newborn clients become an older sibling!
Since the family has worked with us for multiple sessions, mom knew what to expect and decided to leave us creative control when completing her newborn session questionnaire. She decided to let us choose all of the colors and the props. We felt that gray, white and black were the perfect fit for Rhahim. Modern and simple with the focus mainly just on him. That’s exactly how we like our sessions to be; with the focus on your sweet little subjects and less about props and lots of colors.
The final result left us with moons, stars, more baby smiles than I have seen in a session and of course family details with a fist bump for dad. I know these two are going to grow up and be best buddies. I can’t wait to see how their fist bump size compares in 5, 10, 15 and many more years down the road.
limited availability
Newborn Sessions
We are currently only accepting a limited number of sessions for Maternity, Newborns, and Milestones sessions.
If you are considering booking a session with our studio, please contact us at your earliest convenience to ensure availability.
Gina and her staff are incredible to work with. They respond quickly to any questions you might have, excellent customer service. I am so happy that I booked my maternity session with them. My husband even joined the photoshoot. Gina works wonders with her camera; you won’t regret booking with her. Gina listens to what you want and is not scared to try new poses she has never done. I had one pose I asked her to do, and she did it, and it blew my mind away once I saw the photo! I also booked my newborn session and can’t wait to see the photos once the little one arrives. Thousand times recommend Gina!
Brittney W.
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