Colleen’s outdoor maternity session was a fun mix of posed pictures and candid shots playing in the snow.
Read MoreI love that Devin wanted to go with a mix of formal gowns and informal ripped jeans looks.
Read MoreThis session was so dreamy between the perfect lighting and Kate’s amazing gowns and accessories. Another photogher’s client even stopped Kate to tell her she looked like a goddess!
Read MoreErin’s maternity session is a beautiful balance of candids and posed shots that capture the love and anticipation for baby #2.
Read MoreKrista’s maternity shoot was just so sweet. During her session we were able to capture moments of pure joy for this growing family welcoming baby #3.
Read MoreElizabeth chose to do an at home session for her maternity shoot. With a combination of indoor and outdoor shots, she ensured her toddler could be a part of the memories without being out in the cold for too long.
Read MoreDigna’s Maternity session in Sewickley was absolutely gorgeous. This light is what makes this park one of my FAVORITE spots. Plus, it was so sweet capturing this family’s joy and excitement before welcoming Baby #2.
Read MoreKelly used her maternity mini session to get not only photos of her baby bump, but also shots of her three kids and their sibling bond.
Read MoreI met Victoria and Joel when they came for Nathaniel’s newborn session. I loved that they wanted to add a maternity session when they booked newborn for baby #2.
Read MoreNatalie and Matan opted to do their winter maternity session in the studio. We got to capture their love for each other and their future baby girl with multiple gowns and backdrops—capturing flirty, feminine, and pretty, despite the frigid Pittsburgh weather outside!
Read MoreThe temperature was in the 20’s on our photo session day, but unfortunatly it was the only day we could make work in January so we powered through. Melissa’s older girls were amazing despite the frigid temperatures and we ended up getting gorgeous snowy portraits.
Read MoreStephanie’s session was in the winter, so we decided to split it so that we would only spend 30 minutes of her one hour session outside.
Read MoreJennifer’s maternity session took place at Melon Park. This location is a great option for a variety of backdrops that feature both nature and architectural structures.
Read MoreKim’s maternity session almost didn’t happen—we had originally scheduled for late March 2020, but then Covid happened and the state went into lockdown for 2 months. These images are that much more special because we almost missed out on being able to capture them!
Read MoreThe dreamiest November light, the timeless beauty of Hartwood Acres, and one glowing mama-to-be came together perfectly for this gorgeous maternity session.
Read MoreIf you love fall foliage, this session was full of those gorgeous autumn hues!
Read MoreDogs are a part of the family, so Jennifer wanted to include her two dogs in her maternity portraits. This session has a good mix of candid and posed photos both with and without the dogs.
Read MoreAbbey & John were so cute, and the sun was so perfect during their maternity shoot, that it was nearly impossible for me to narrow down my favorites for sharing. So be prepared for TONS of posing inspo in this blog post!
Read MoreWe had to reschedule Lilly and Kisun’s maternity session multiple times due to weather, so I was thrilled when we finally ended up with a gorgeous sunny evening!
Read MoreLauren & Jordan wanted a quiet location with a mixture of natural and architectural backgrounds. Robin Hill Park turned out to be the perfect spot for their maternity portraits!
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