What is an APNPI Accredited Photographer
Find a Newborn Photographer near you! What is an APNPI Accredited Photographer? You may have heard the term “Accredited” before but did you know your photographer can seek accreditation in their work with newborns and babies? At APNPI, our dedicated...
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Immerse yourself in a mesmerizing assortment of Christmas-inspired newborn and children photography images. In this exclusive exhibition, our skilled photographers capture the pure magic and joy of the holiday season. Prepare to be enchanted by the delightful setups,...
Autumn Colors in Newborn Photography
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YOUR PHOTOS ARE IMPORTANT TO YOUR KIDS TOO
Written by: Amy Pazur The other morning, my daughter, Elliana, woke up and called me into her room. She was happy to be awake and happy to see me. Then, she started to talk about the picture on her dresser. It was a family photo we had taken when she was brand new!...
Session Spotlight: Mademoiselle Madeline – Northern VA newborn photography session
I always love a session where I can try something new! Baby girl Madeline’s middle name is Iris, which was also her grandmother’s name. Madeline’s mom reached out to me prior to the session and asked if we could incorporate her husband’s back tattoo of an iris into a portrait with Madeline. After some research, I chose the pose that I thought would show off both the baby and the tattoo well. Dad was actually surprised to find out when they arrived that he would be doing a shirtless photo for this session, but he was a good sport.
It took longer than expected to pose Iris on his shoulder and his muscles are so big (LOL) that his hand could just barely reach her, but mom held his arm up at the elbow while we got her in position and then she spotted only a few inches away while we took the photos. I’m excited how it turned out!
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