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One of the best things about a pet-friendly newborn session is the relaxed and natural atmosphere. We let the pets be themselves and interact with the baby in their own way. This results in beautiful and authentic moments that truly capture the love and connection between the whole family.

One of the best things about a pet-friendly newborn session is the relaxed and natural atmosphere. We let the pets be themselves and interact with the baby in their own way. This results in beautiful and authentic moments that truly capture the love and connection between the whole family.

Photographing families in their homes with a fresh baby is pretty magical.

REAL is the new perfect.

Photographing families in their homes with a fresh baby is pretty magical.

REAL is the new perfect.

Capturing the special moments of life is an important part of parenting, and a lifestyle newborn photographer is the perfect way to document these moments. From traditional family portraits to documentary-style sessions, a professional photographer will be able to capture the beauty of the moment in the most unique way.

Newborn sessions that embrace the real: sleepy snuggles, milk-drunk grins, and everything in between. I’m a Seattle lifestyle photographer capturing creative, soulful images of your new family—no props, no pressure, just the good stuff.

Newborn sessions that embrace the real: sleepy snuggles, milk-drunk grins, and everything in between. I’m a Seattle lifestyle photographer capturing creative, soulful images of your new family—no props, no pressure, just the good stuff.

Newborn sessions that embrace the real: sleepy snuggles, milk-drunk grins, and everything in between. I’m a Seattle lifestyle photographer capturing creative, soulful images of your new family—no props, no pressure, just the good stuff.

I photograph newborns the way they actually exist—in your arms, curled up on the couch, yawning mid-snuggle, or wrinkling their nose while the family dog investigates. These are the fleeting in-between moments that tell the truest story. The kind of images you’ll look back on and say, “That’s exactly how it felt.”

I photograph newborns the way they actually exist—in your arms, curled up on the couch, yawning mid-snuggle, or wrinkling their nose while the family dog investigates. These are the fleeting in-between moments that tell the truest story. The kind of images you’ll look back on and say, “That’s exactly how it felt.”

There’s this idea out there that newborn photos have to look a certain way—glossy, overly posed, not a hair out of place (including the baby’s). But if you're anything like the families I work with, that’s not your real life right now—and thank goodness.

There’s this idea out there that newborn photos have to look a certain way—glossy, overly posed, not a hair out of place (including the baby’s). But if you're anything like the families I work with, that’s not your real life right now—and thank goodness.

Here’s the truth: the newborn days are beautiful and bananas. You’re sleep-deprived, possibly leaking from multiple places, and figuring out how to hold a baby while microwaving your third cup of coffee for the fifth time. It’s raw, it’s real—and it’s everything I love to photograph.

Here’s the truth: the newborn days are beautiful and bananas. You’re sleep-deprived, possibly leaking from multiple places, and figuring out how to hold a baby while microwaving your third cup of coffee for the fifth time. It’s raw, it’s real—and it’s everything I love to photograph.

Here’s the truth: the newborn days are beautiful and bananas. You’re sleep-deprived, possibly leaking from multiple places, and figuring out how to hold a baby while microwaving your third cup of coffee for the fifth time. It’s raw, it’s real—and it’s everything I love to photograph.

Here’s the truth: the newborn days are beautiful and bananas. You’re sleep-deprived, possibly leaking from multiple places, and figuring out how to hold a baby while microwaving your third cup of coffee for the fifth time. It’s raw, it’s real—and it’s everything I love to photograph.

Newborn sessions at home.

They tend to be slower and more relaxed, like a breath of fresh air. It’s a slower season of life, where all the noise fades away and the most important thing comes to the forefront, time with your family.