MaternityThe sweet spot is usually between weeks 30 and 34. Here's why, and how to plan your session so it stays a gentle moment, not one more chore on the list.
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MaternityThe sweet spot is usually between weeks 30 and 34. Here's why, and how to plan your session so it stays a gentle moment, not one more chore on the list.
CoupleYou don't need to know how to pose. It's my job to guide you just enough that you forget the camera. Here's exactly how I do it.
NewbornNo studio, no complicated poses: a session at your place, at your baby's pace. Here's the full walkthrough, so you know exactly what to expect.
WeddingHow many hours you need doesn't depend on the size of your budget, but on the shape of your day. Here's how to think it through, with examples.
MaternityA flowing dress that moves in the breeze, a color that matches the landscape, shoes you can slip off easily: your outfit sets half the mood of your photos.
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NewbornIt's new parents' number one fear before the session. Good news: a lifestyle session is made for exactly this. Tears, feeds and wake-ups are all part of the story.
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PortraitA former model shares everything she wishes she'd known before her first shoots. Nothing complicated, just small details that make a real difference.
NewbornThe bump, then the baby it carried. Two sessions that echo each other, with someone you already know on the day you open the door with your newborn.
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The best time is usually between 30 and 34 weeks of pregnancy (counted from your last period): your bump is clearly visible and you're still comfortable moving around. For twins or if there's a risk of early delivery, we move it up to around 28 weeks.
Read the full article →No. The photographer guides you with simple actions (walk, talk to each other, move closer) and fixes the details for you.
Read the full article →It depends on what time you start getting ready, how many venues you have and what you want to remember from the evening. A full day often needs around 12 hours.
Read the full article →We stop, you comfort him, and we pick up again once he's calm. Session time includes breaks, and these moments often make really beautiful images.
Read the full article →We decide together whether to go ahead, change the location (somewhere sheltered, or at home) or reschedule the session.
Read the full article →Pick a palette of three soft colors (for example cream, sage green, camel) and spread them across the family, with no identical outfits.
Read the full article →Between 8 and 15 weeks, because every image is selected and edited by hand for a cohesive series.
Read the full article →About 45 minutes before the official sunset time, earlier if the place is surrounded by hills, trees or buildings.
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