Our newborn photography blog features sessions from the studio and on location. These posts highlight real babies, real families, and the tiny details that change faster than anyone expects. We typically photograph newborns within the first two weeks, so if you’re planning ahead, reach out before your due date.
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This in-studio winter session reminded us why newborn photography stops us in our tracks. Curled toes, walnut-sized hands, and those unguarded moments between parents and their brand new baby. Our Garver Feed Mill studio gave us complete control over warmth and light, exactly what these first days deserve.
Soft cream knits, cherry blossom branches, and a baby who slept through the entire session at our Garver Feed Mill studio. This ivory floral newborn shoot was all about letting the palette do the quiet work while we captured those impossibly tiny stretches and curled fingers.
This mama nailed it with two words: "simply beautiful." Discover how we select every floral element and wrap to enhance your newborn's features at our Garver Feed Mill studio, letting your baby truly be the star.
This neutrals newborn girl session inside our Garver Feed Mill studio gave us one of those unhurried mornings where everything aligned: soft light, warm tones, and the quietest little sleeper we've ever photographed. She barely stirred while we moved through poses and swapped baskets, letting us capture those impossibly small details, tiny toes, fingers curled around nothing, a bonnet framing a face the size of your palm.
This summer, we nestled three brand-new babies into wicker baskets surrounded by orange dahlias and deep purple blooms at Sun Prairie Community Garden. The golden hour light, the scale of tiny features against bold petals, the way every flower seemed to lean toward those sleeping faces, this session reminded us why outdoor newborn portraits feel like magic.
Two big brothers cradling their newborn brother on a rattan chair, that's how this boho session began at our Garver Feed Mill studio. We kept everything calm and warm so this little guy slept through almost the entire shoot, letting us capture those impossibly detailed close-ups that end up on nursery walls for years.
