Here is a little look into an in home natural newborn session with some wonderful return clients!
We met last summer at the park for a family photo session and one year photos of their 1st son.
Then Mom told me they would need to book me for baby # 2’s newborn session in January, 2015!
So come January, I received the news that their 2nd son had arrived.
Meet one week old Baby Ian.
This little guy slept so deep and long and when he was awake he was
content to just look around and observe.
What a sweet and adorable baby!
Like any 18 month old, big brother was a busy guy and more interested in my lens
caps and throw blankets than posing with baby brother.
But like every session with a toddler sibling, I still always manage to get photos with them together.
I never force a pose if the older sibling does not want to do it
and I actually prefer to capture the real moments between a baby and older sibling.
It sometimes takes a lot of patience and waiting for the right moment,
but I am more than happy to wait for those real moments of interaction to happen naturally.
I just loved this photo of Mama’s loving touch and the swirls of dark hair.
And the rolls, did I mention the sweet baby rolls!?
Full blog post from this in home newborn session will be posted soon!
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Are you curious about the term “natural newborn session”
This simply means I keep it very natural and simple.
I am not one to use a lot of props, large floral headbands or bright and bold colors.
I love organic, natural, muted and pastel tones for my throw blankets
and hand made delicate knit items for baby to wear or be wrapped in.
And of course, I love to use the natural light to make my images feel clean, bright and airy.
Does it sound like I might be the photographer you are looking for?
Contact me for more info or to book your newborn session!
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~All images by Mary Beth Miller Photography ~
Mary Beth Miller Photography specializes in newborn, family and child photography in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.