Baby Daniel Newborn Portraits

August 03, 2020 • 4 Comments

Newborn mini sessions are the perfect opportunity to get some simple baby focused portraits. My newborn mini sessions include one blanket set, one prop set and parent poses with eight digital images. Additional images are available for purchase. You choose your favorite images from a large proofing gallery. I love the simplicity of these images of baby Daniel. They are perfect for a wall gallery.

As we are new here to Kansas City, Leavenworth, Lansing, KS I am looking forward to booking all the new babies in 2020 and 2021. We are living in strange times with the pandemic. With this, we are working to limit the amount of contact with babies using masks, sanitizer and extra protocol to ensure the safest environment for your session. I will also offer travel photography for an extra fee for those who do not wish to leave their homes. Please feel free to contact me with any questions!

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makeup for oily skin(non-registered)

any photo of newborn babies always is awesome.

thevline(non-registered)

ths old, babies can hold their heads up and give great big smiles. It's so cute, you've just gotta capture it. Position the baby against something soft and sturdy and lay them on their stomach. You might have to use a few tricks (like toys or funny faces) to get them to look at you and crack that toothless grin.

Annie(non-registered)

Stunning newborn and family portraits in Leavenworth, Ks.

Hasibur Joy(non-registered)

When they're around three or four months old, babies can hold their heads up and give great big smiles. It's so cute, you've just gotta capture it. Position the baby against something soft and sturdy and lay them on their stomach. You might have to use a few tricks (like toys or funny faces) to get them to look at you and crack that toothless grin.

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