Nanaimo, Parksville +Qualicum Beach Newborn Session| Fabian

I have been so fortunate to have photographed this family 3 times now. They are super sweet, very photogenic and such kind, loving parents.

“Making the decision to have a child is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body.”
– Elizabeth Stone

I love that newborns fit in bowls and props that are so tiny. It always amazes me when not even a year later these little humans no longer fit! That is why I love newborn photography. They are only this little for so long! Lets get them in buckets, baskets and bowls so you’ll always remember how tiny their little hands, faces and bodies were!

Fabian was such a peanut, it was so fun putting him in my props! My props are constantly changing and rotating. Where ever I am, I am always looking for the next prop for newborns. I find things EVERY WHERE, from antique shops to fancy prop vendors in Canada and internationally. I try and keep unique pieces in the studio for parents to enjoy one-of-a-kind images and pieces of art. Fabian is pictured in a vintage dough bowl in the above image!

Here is a portion of the family’s prints and products. I love what they chose and think it will be beautiful displayed on their walls. Pictured above is a black framed print.

Below is the mini album, perfect for sharing with grandparents and as a small keepsake to go with baby books! The magnetic closure on these little linen albums help protect the images and keeps the book looking and feeling new.

The family chose to utilize all three steps from my Create-A-Collection pricing which equals more products for less than shopping A La Carte. They also had an image printed on a wooden round from both of the newborn sessions I have done for them.

They definitely make some CUTE babies! And these brothers could be twins they looked so similar at their newborn sessions!

For more information on newborn sessions or the archival print products we carry, click on over to our Contact Page. Newborns are best photographed between 5-14 days new. Spaces fill quickly and are limited.