We believe in preserving the purest moments of your newborn's life in a natural and timeless manner. Our approach to newborn photography is all about simplicity, warmth, and authenticity. We're excited to share with you how we create a relaxed and comfortable environment for your baby's first photoshoot.
At Foran & Sauvage Photography, we cherish the natural beauty of newborns. Our preference for simple blankets allows us to focus solely on your baby's innocence and charm. We believe that the essence of a newborn shines brightest when captured in the most organic setting possible. By using natural blankets, we ensure that the attention remains on your little one, without distractions or unnecessary props.
During the photoshoot, we prioritize creating a serene atmosphere where both you and your baby feel at ease. We understand that newborns have their own schedules, which is why we allow plenty of time for feeding, nappy changes, and cuddles. Our goal is to capture genuine moments of joy and tenderness, without rushing or forcing poses.
While we do provide blankets for the shoot, we also welcome personal touches to be brought along. Whether it's a beloved teddy, a cute hat, or a cherished blanket, we encourage you to bring items that hold sentimental value. These personal touches add a unique dimension to the photographs and reflect the individuality of your family.
For clothing, we recommend simple plain vests. This minimalist approach ensures that your baby remains the focal point of the images, allowing their natural beauty to shine through. With minimalistic attire, we capture the purity and innocence of your newborn, creating images that will stand the test of time.
In addition to individual newborn sessions, we also offer shoots that include siblings and parents. We understand that family dynamics play a crucial role in shaping your baby's early experiences. By incorporating siblings, parents, and blended family members into the session, we capture the bonds of love, connection, and the unique dynamics that define your family unit.
