Hey there, it’s Steven! I recently had the joy of doing an in-home newborn photo session. It’s always special to capture those first sleepy days of a baby’s life, right where the family is most comfortable – at home.
This time, I brought my own props and gear to create a mini studio in their living space. We aimed for those cute, posed shots you often see, with the baby wrapped up snug or gently unwrapped, showing off their tiny toes and fingers.
The session was all about keeping things calm and safe. I made sure our little star was comfy and warm, whether wrapped in soft blankets or resting on a cushion. We got some beautiful shots of the baby sleeping peacefully, looking like a tiny bundle of joy.
Photographing newborns at home is great because it mixes professional-quality shots with a personal touch. The lighting and props I use help highlight how small and precious the baby is, but being at home adds a familiar, cozy feel to the photos.
For families in Howard County, Elliott City, Woodstock, Columbia, and the surrounding areas, I love bringing these moments to life. Capturing the newness and tenderness of a newborn is a real honor.
If you’re looking for a newborn photographer who can create a comfy photo shoot in your home, I’m your guy! Let’s make some adorable memories of your little one.
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Steven, a professional photographer with a wealth of experience spanning over 12 years, specializes in capturing weddings, engagements, family, children, and newborn portraits. Alongside his wife, April, he co-founded April and Steven Photography LLC. Together, they serve a diverse clientele across Maryland, Washington D.C., Delaware, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. The business is based in Howard County, MD, where they continue to meet the photography needs of couples and families with excellence and professionalism.