- Auckland Maternity and Newborn Photographer
Sitter sessions are a treasure trove of your baby’s budding personality and milestones. This unique stage, typically occurring between 6 to 9 months, is when your little one starts sitting independently, radiating curiosity and charm.
This milestone is filled with genuine smiles, curious glances, and heartwarming expressions. Our aim is to preserve these moments as timeless art, a testament to your little one’s wonder and delight. we have a relaxed atmosphere during sitter sessions. Our goal is to let your child’s personality shine. We achieve this by creating a comfortable setting where your baby can be themselves, allowing us to capture candid and authentic moments that truly reflect their uniqueness.
Our style combines fine art and candid photography. Natural light, soft backgrounds, and a keen eye for detail define our approach. Each photograph is carefully crafted, resulting in images that are both beautiful and meaningful.
We’re excited to help plan your special day! Fill out our website form, and we’ll respond within 24 hours. You can also reach us at lemonchiffon-woodcock-967564.hostingersite.com or 0210314838 We’re here for you!
We’ll chat to plan your photo style and help you choose the right service from our catalog. Share details about yourself and your family, and we’ll recommend the best option.
On the day of the photoshoot, we’ll have a fun and relaxed session. At Little Stories, we have everything you need to relax, including coffee and snacks, a TV, a kids’ play area, a washroom, and a kitchen with a microwave, a bottle warmer, a changing area, and a changing table.
After the shoot, you’ll get access to a private gallery in a few days to view and select your favorite photos for editing. You can also add editing comments and order additional photos and prints.
Your photos and products will be delivered for you to enjoy! Digital images will be sent via Dropbox or USB, and prints and albums will be ready for pickup at the studio in under a week.
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