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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Tiny floral crowns, cream knit wraps, and a baby who slept through every single setup. Inside our Garver Feed Mill studio, we built this newborn session around dried florals and warm neutrals, letting one delicate detail stop us in our tracks. See what happens when everything just clicks.
Four kids, a newborn, and wildflowers at peak bloom transformed this July evening at the UW Arboretum into pure magic. Watch what happens when we stop directing and let a family just be together, with golden light and magnolias as the backdrop.
Gathering five kids for one perfect family photo should be impossible, but this mama's joy says otherwise. Watch what happens when you pair an experienced photographer with the lush green backdrop of the UW Arboretum in May.
This little one fell asleep before we even started, and the UW Arboretum's golden meadows did the rest. Watch what happens when families relax into the moment and let the light do its magic.
Golden hour at the Arboretum proved perfect for this sleeping newborn surrounded by daffodils and forsythia blooms. The spring light filtering through the tree canopy gave us exactly what we needed, soft, warm, and completely magical. See how we wove delicate textures and raw foliage together in this session.
Soft creams, warm tans, and one remarkably sleepy baby made this neutrals session feel like pure calm. Inside our Garver Feed Mill studio, we focused tight on tiny details, those curled toes, those perfect fingers, then pulled back wide to capture mom and dad just being together with their newborn. That's the magic we're after.
