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 Madison newborn session at our Garver Feed Mill studio captured exactly what we live for: a big brother's endless kisses, soft window light, and those impossibly small details that disappear in a blink. When parents relax and babies settle, that's when the real magic happens.
This little family found us at McCarthy Park in Cottage Grove, where late autumn light turned wildflowers and open meadow into the perfect backdrop for their newborn's first photos. Their daughter slept through nearly everything, letting us capture something we think about long after sessions wrap: a family standing together in a beautiful place, holding what matters most.
Golden hour found us at McCarthy Park with a newborn who slept through every single frame, the best compliment we could ask for. Purple wildflowers, soft light filtering through tall grass, and one unscripted moment of mom gazing down at her baby that will hit different five years from now.
This seven-year-old has waited years for a brother, and when we captured him holding newborn Hayden at our studio, something magical happened. The gentleness, the wonder, the pure joy on his face tells a story that'll matter for decades.
Inside our studio at Garver Feed Mill, we spent a calm morning with three brand new sisters wrapped in soft creams and warm whites. The real magic? Capturing mom completely present and unguarded, holding her daughter like we weren't even in the room. Click through to see how a controlled space and patient approach create those timeless newborn moments.
Rows of marigolds and petunias caught golden hour light as this newborn settled into a wicker basket, tiny yawn and all. Sometimes the best moments happen when parents feel completely at ease, and that's exactly when we do our best work. Come see the frame that made our chest tight.
