My Ridgefield studio is not just a place to take photos; it's a thoughtfully crafted environment where both parents and babies feel at ease. I know that newborn photography requires patience and a calm setting, which is why I’ve created a space where you and your little one can relax.
As a professional newborn photographer, I have had the privilege of working with hundreds of newborn babies. Many of the babies I photograph come for a studio newborn session, where I soothe, rock, and then pose the newborns in various ways to achieve beautiful images their parents love and treasure. Learn about the 5 techniques I use in every session.
I’m here with insider tips to help you choose the right photographer for your needs. (And, spoiler alert, it’s not the same person for every family!)
Congratulations, your newborn has JUST arrived on the scene! Here are five pictures to take while you’re in the hospital — a do-it-yourself Fresh 48 session.
Considering taking your own baby pictures? Here are 10 tips for DIY Newborn Photography. No fancy camera needed! Armed with a few tips and tricks, a camera of any kind, and GOOD OLD WINDOW LIGHT, you can take some shots that you’ll love for years to come.
There’s nothing easier, quicker, or more convenient than an iPhone for day-to-day moments! We’re all doing it, and there’s definitely no shame in that game. Here’s 5 tips for making the most of your phone camera.
If you’re family is like mine, you’ll most likely be spending an afternoon or two at a local orchard or pumpkin patch. I certainly can’t let the season go by without it! We couldn’t possibly miss fresh apples, a hay ride, and possibly an overpriced pumpkin. And if you’re like me, your camera or iPhone will be out, documenting the face paint, the corn maze, the fair rides, and your eager apple pickers the entire time.