What’s the difference between birth photography, Fresh 24/48, Newborn, and Family sessions
What’s the difference between birth photography, Fresh 24/48, Newborn, and Family sessions
What’s the difference between birth photography, Fresh 24/48, Newborn, and Family sessions

Birth photography

Birth photography is not about pain or drama. It’s about love. It’s about the first touch between parents and baby, the first eye contact, the gentle tears, and the hands holding hands.
These are timeless, intimate moments you can proudly show your child one day: “This is how you came into our world — surrounded by love and tenderness.”

As a birth photographer, I focus on preserving the connection, emotion, and warmth of these first moments so you can relive them forever.о и введите свой текст. 

Fresh 48 session

A Fresh 48 session takes place within the first 24–48 hours after birth, typically in the hospital or birth center.
We capture the first yawns, the tiny fingers and toes, the hospital bracelet, the first snuggles as a new family.
This session is all about preserving the wonder and awe that fills the room as you meet your baby for the very first time.

Newborn session
Newborn sessions usually happen at home or in the studio within the first two weeks of life.
These cozy, gentle sessions focus on sleepy smiles, delicate features, soft wraps, and most importantly — the quiet bond between you and your baby.
It’s a peaceful space where parents can slow down and simply be present with their little one.

Family session

Family sessions are playful, natural, and relaxed — at home or outdoors.
We capture hugs, laughter, little hands wrapped around your neck, and everyday love.
These are the photos that grow with your family, showing not just how you look but how you feel together.

Final thoughts
Each session — birth, Fresh 48, newborn, and family — offers a different but equally meaningful way to document your family’s journey.
If you’re curious which one is right for you, I’d love to help you choose and create a session that reflects your unique story.
Feel free to reach out — let’s create something beautiful together!

What’s the difference between birth photography, Fresh 24/48, Newborn, and Family sessions
What’s the difference between birth photography, Fresh 24/48, Newborn, and Family sessions
What’s the difference between birth photography, Fresh 24/48, Newborn, and Family sessions

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