Mother nursing her newborn baby holding her across her belly in their Hamilton, Virginia home

You are struggling to get all the things done before baby arrives?
Or baby is here and you fogrot to hire a photographer to capture these first moments together?

Let me worry about the photos so you can sit back, relax and enjoy…

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Bump

Mother wearing a blue dress with flower print cradling her belly during a river session on the Potomac in Leesburg, Virginia

Birth

A laboring woman sitting in a birth tub during her RV homebirth in Lothian, Maryland with her eyes closed going through a contraction

Baby

Newborn baby stretching out in his crib
 
Birth affirmations and twinkle lights hanging over the birth tub at a RV home birth in Lothian, Maryland

Why should you have your baby’s birth story documented?

To always remember your partner’s support

To always remember the first time you held them in your arms

To always remember the little details

So here is how it works

 
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Take a look at prior work

To make sure we are a good fit, check out some previous sessions

mother holding her new baby at George Washington Memorial hospital taking a picture of her little pouty lips while dad is sleeping in the background
Mother laying on her side in bed nursing her 5 week old baby in their Leesburg, Virginia home
 

Pick a package

Do you want to capture it all or just focus on a specific event? No matter what you are looking for, there will be the right package option for you and your family’s story

 

Tell me your story and reserve a spot

Due to the nature of birth, I am only able to take 2-3 births per month. So if you are interested, I encourage you to reach out sooner rather than later.

pregnant woman sitting in the Shenandoah river in West Virginia cradling her bump with the sun setting behind her

 FAQS

 

What is the best time to book Birth, Maternity and Newborn?

Due to the nature of birth and limited availability, I encourage you to reach out early to secure your due date. If you decide later in your pregnancy that you can’t live without a birth photographer, definitely shoot me a message. I always try to make it work.

Maternity sessions are typically booked between 28-34 weeks of pregnancy.

Newborn sessions can happen anywhere between 2 days and 2-3 months postpartum. All depending on the family’s preferences, but I do encourage you to reach out as soon as you are interested.

What can I expect from working with you?

I want to get to know you and your family. I want to know your story and path to parenthood. Being comfortable with each other is one of the most important things in creating raw, emotive and memorable images. Once we chatted and/or met in person we will just have fun at the session, documenting your family’s story just like it is supposed to unfold.

 

I hate to choose outfits? Can you help with styling?

Absolutely. Call me a nerd, but styling session outfits for maternity, newborn and family sessions is one of my favorite pass times. I also have a ton of dresses and children’s outfits available as part of my client closet that you are more than welcome to use.

COVID and Birth?

Birth happens. Always. No matter the circumstances. And it deserves to be documented. Always. Especially during our current times.
At this moment I am only taking home and birth center births. If you are planning a hospital birth feel free to reach out. I would be happy to discuss the option we have.
At all times I will be wearing PPE and practice frequent hand washing and hygiene. Local home birth midwives have been allowing birth photographers into birth spaces and I will monitor the situation closely and notify you if these policies should change.