WHEN IS THE BEST TIME IN MY PREGNANCY TO SCHEDULE MY MATERNITY SESSION?
Maternity sessions are typically done between 28 to 36 weeks. This is a time frame where your beautiful belly is of ample size yet you’re not as “puffy” and uncomfortable. Please keep in mind that past 36 weeks is not ideal for most mothers as a photo session is an activity that requires walking and being under the sun.
HOW SOON SHOULD I SCHEDULE MY SESSION?
It’s never too early to schedule your maternity session. Sometimes I can accommodate last minute requests, but I recommend a 2-3 week notice to be on safer side.
HOW LONG DOES A SESSION LAST?
Depending on the venue and your comfort, the session might last for 1.5 - 3 hrs.
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR FOR THE MATERNITY SESSION?
Keep clothing selections for maternity portraits simple. Stripes and busy patterns can hide the stomach or detract attention away from it. Instead, stick with solid colors.
CAN I INCLUDE MY HUSBAND AND CHILDREN IN THE SESSION?
Yes! I really recommend having some photos that include your family. It’s always important to capture that very amazing moment of your life with the most special people.
CAN I GET ALL THE RAW FILES FROM THE SHOOT?
I’m sorry, but we don’t provide any RAW files. Clients are hiring me not only to provide a product– the finished image– but a process as well. Without the process there actually is no finished image. “Getting your money’s worth” has nothing to do with the number of images shot, but everything to do with the quality of the images delivered.
WHEN CAN I GET MY PHOTOS?
After the shoot, mostly in a week's time, a link will be shared to shortlist and submit as per your preference. That list will go through post-processing and delivered within 1 - 2 weeks.
CAN WE BRING OUR CAMERA OR TAKE PHOTOS FROM OUR MOBILES DURING THE SESSION?
Taking photos during the session is not allowed. I work very hard to ensure your session is captured artistically in the best possible way. I ask that you respect and refrain from taking photographs of what I am creating during the session.
