Being just south of the metro, my Northfield photography studio is often found in searched for Newborn Photography in Minneapolis. And I am glad I am! That means that not only am I lucky enough to photography a lot of newborns in Northfield area, bit also families looking for newborn photography in Minneapolis that are from placed a little outside of Northfield MN. These families looking for newborn photographers in the twin cities are such a treat to have in the studio, and I am lucky to be considered for newborn photography in Minneapolis. I am continuously shocked at the number of people that hire me to photograph their little ones and that these newborn photography client families are willing to make the drive to my studio.
Parent Poses | Newborn Photography In Minneapolis
I always start my newborn photography in Minneapolis sessions with parent poses. It is a great way to get to know the parents better, and ease into the session. Plus, with the studio being 80 degrees, it is a nice perk to have the newborn photography parent poses out of the way, before everyone gets too hot and sweaty. No one wants pictures taken when they are that hot.
The first poses in a newborn photography in Minneapolis are of the parents alone with baby. This lets me capture some one on one time of the newborn and each parent. Then I add in the other parent for a few poses.
One of my most popular poses requested for parent poses in a newborn photography in Minneapolis session are these silhouette poses. Families love the modern take on a family pose, and having a family portrait that highlights the love and connection in their family. And dads love that they don’t have to look at the camera. I have found over the years that a common thing with dads in a newborn photography in Minneapolis session is they don’t love being photographed. They seem to tolerate it for the sake of a happy family and family portraits.
Prop Poses | Newborn Photography In Minneapolis
A popular request during a newborn photography in Minneapolis session is poses done in wooden props. Luckily I have a lot of wooden props to choose from. A top request right now is this adorable moon prop from Meadow and Ash Photography. It is so popular that I also have it in a white version. So be sure to watch for that in future newborn photography in Minneapolis sessions.
Another popular wooden props for newborn photography in Minneapolis sessions is this wooden bowl. Clients love how rustic it looks, and that is adds vintage charm and feel to a session.
I also have these adorable trench bowls available for newborn photography in Minneapolis sessions. I have this bowl in multiple colors, but these simple wood finish trencher is the most popular. And it is no wonder why. It is a unique bowl, but one that doesn’t take too much attention away from baby.
Close Up Pictures | Newborn Photography In Minneapolis
Over the years, these sweet little close up images of baby’s feature have become a parent favorite. These little newborn features and details are only this little for a short time. Eventually baby starts to change, fill in, thin out, and grown into more of a “baby” look than a newborn.
Posed Newborn Photography | Newborn Photography in Minneapolis
When it’s time for pictures of baby alone during their newborn photography in Minneapolis sessions, I love getting a good variety of poses and colors incorporated into a session. This session was no different. I love the variety of colors, poses, textures, and looks mixed into the newborn photography in Minneapolis session.
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Ready For Your Close Up | Newborn Photography In Minneapolis
Easily one of the most requested poses and set ups at a newborn photography session with me are these adorable images that focus on baby’s face. Parents love capturing all of these wide range of faces. They are also a favorite of mine. I love getting to photography these newborn babies in a way that is simple and timeless, yet captures the exact way parents seem them, and all their sill faces. So many parents love printing these are displaying them in a gallery wall approach in their home as a way to show off all of baby’s personality in a way that is both trendy, and with timeless portraits.
