Kim Forrester Photography Blog

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Bump to Baby Sessions at Home | Vancouver Newborn Photographer

Let’s talk bump to baby sessions, being able to capture maternity and newborn photos for our clients’ is our favorite! The benefit to using the same photographer is that not only will your images be cohesive in style and aesthetic, but you’ll feel relaxed and comfortable already knowing the process, and you’ve already build a relationship with your photographer.

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Bumps, Babies, & Pets | Vancouver Photographer

Can I include my pet in our session? The answer is YES! We love including all members of the family in your sessions, including the furry ones. Another benefit to our mobile photography studio is that you can easily include your pets without having bring them and a newborn to a studio (not all locations allow pets either).

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Why We Love Natural Light Photography | Vancouver Newborn Photographer

When choosing a photographer, asking yourself what type of lighting they use is important. Lighting has a lot to do with how your images will look and what style they’ll represent. We love natural lighting for our newborn sessions not only because it’s conducive to in-home sessions, but because it provides depth, texture and feeling to your images, so we can capture these special moments for you as authentically as possible.

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Baby Names We Love Starting with ‘B’ | Newborn Photographer

Baby names, where to start? I read book after book and searched for the longest time and I know firsthand it can be hard to pick a name. Even when you finally have your short list, it may not align with your partner. In no particular order, we’ve curated some unique names that we love starting with the letter ‘B’.

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Olympic Village Newborn Session | Vancouver Baby Photographer

It’s been so amazing to be able to capture so many families this winter with in-home sessions (although we still had some great outdoor maternity sessions over the winter!). Moving into Spring, I’m excited for more outdoor sessions at the beach or at a meadow with grassy fields. Yet still, there is something about in-home sessions that I absolutely love and the best part is we can do them all year, for all types of sessions.

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Pink Newborn Photo Ideas | Valentine’s Day | Vancouver Baby Photographer

With Valentine’s Day coming up we just had to share some of our favourite newborn sessions using the color pink! While our style is neutral and minimalist, that doesn’t mean we don’t use color. Soft colors like pale pink for a gentle pop of color, and a simple matching headband can add that subtle hint that you’re looking for without overpowering your images.

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Bump to Baby and Beyond | Maternity, Newborn & Family Photography | Vancouver, BC

Maternity, newborn and family sessions, we LOVE them all! Whether we meet our clients when they are pregnant, recently after their baby has been born, for a family session or somewhere in-between for a milestone session, we are always excited when you are a returning client.

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Bump to Baby Photos | Mobile Studio | Maternity & Newborn Photography

Why should you do a bump to baby photo shoot? Your body goes through so much when pregnant and the changes are uncomfortable and incredibly beautiful at the same time. Just as having a baby is a huge milestone, so is becoming a new mom, and new parents. These moments deserve to be captured!

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Closeup Newborn Photo Ideas | Vancouver Photographer Kim Forrester

Baby’s toes, eyelashes, and all the little details are even more magical when captured by a photographer experienced in “macro” newborn photography, ie. closeup photos. It isn’t enough to just snap any photo of each part of them, as composition and artistry is even more important when you have very little in a photo.

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