Pregnancy, motherhood, preparation and expectation of motherhood, the concept of the birth

Baby! & Newborn

Precious baby & newborn family portraits

Create a family keepsake with your baby's first pictures

Perfect tiny baby feet. Gurgles & smiles...

Celebrate baby's first milestones. Baby bump photos. First days, weeks, months of baby's birth. Baby's first birthday. Family pictures with baby at the heart. Baby photoshoots can be a regular one hour photography sessions. Or you can go for a mini or extended session.

See Family highlights here > Documentary style "Fly on the Wall" >

Baby & Newborn gallery

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baby breast feeding portrait

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Your Baby's First Pictures

Brand New

Your baby may be brand new or a little older. A newborn still very much at home.Or you may be celebrating baby's first birthday pictures. Or family pictures with your baby and infants or older children.

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Location

A cozy home session with no frills. All the details. Baby feet & hands. First smile. Sleeping, bathing, playing. Or perhaps baby is a little older and you would prefer an outdoor session with all the family

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Keepsake

View your baby's first pictures on a beautiful online gallery. Choose your favorites. All edited. Digital & print. Prints are fine art gallery quality with mat finish. Ask me about a bespoke album or book

Celebrating baby boy in a Dublin park. No fuss. Just a beautiful family, just as you are Continued >

Baby & newborn keepsake

So you've finished your baby photoshoot, so now what?

It takes about a week to sort through the favorite pictures from your baby photoshoot & showcase them to you in a professional online gallery with personalized cover

Then you choose the ones you love best. Simple.

You can choose a digital package where you print your own using my recommended fine art printer. Or I can make up your bespoke fine art book or album.

You can find out more about my process in What To Expect >