BIRMINGHAM BABY PHOTOGRAPHY

Baby Photographer Birmingham

Birmingham Baby Photographer

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These photoshoots are designed for babies who can sit unaided between the ages of 6 months-10 months. At this age the babies just love to show off their new skills and more often than not manage to show off their beautiful smiles all the way through the baby photoshoots in Birmingham!

This is a fabulous age to photograph your baby at, not only are they growing quickly and learning new things every day, but they are starting to show their little personalities! Who wouldn't want to capture that?

Baby photoshoots in Birmingham are also a fabulous way for baby to get used to the photographer (me!) before their big 1st birthday cake smash! a familiar face very often leads to happier, and more confident little people!

As well as placing baby into different baskets and props during the photoshoot we also let them have free reign! We just love it when they crawl towards the camera with a big smile on their little faces!

Baby photography sessions (Sitter) usually take place in my photo studio in Birmingham when your baby is sitting up independently.

Sitter photoshoots in Birmingham take place on weekdays only.

We have various props in my Birmingham photo studio available including fluffy rugs, little chairs, bowls, beds & a wooden highchair upon request.

You are encouraged to bring toys, keepsakes & a drink/snack for your child.

If you wish to include siblings just make us aware prior to the session.

We would politely ask that only 2 adults accompany your child for the session & that you refrain from using mobile phones as a distraction for your child.

All footwear is to be left at the entrance of our Birmingham studio for hygiene reasons.

PRICING

Please remember to bring the following items with you for your baby photoshoot:

dummy (if required)
nappies
wipes
drink
milk (if required)
snacks
toys
towel
change of outfits
picnic blanket (outdoor session)
wellies (outdoor session)

What to wear?

Please try to avoid strong patterns or logos as this can be distracting in the final image.

For outdoor photography choose block colours. Choose your tones carefully, so they compliment each other. Bright colours can throw strong colour casts onto skin which can be unflattering.