Newborn Session.
Those first few days go by in a blur, tiny toes, scrunched up faces, the way they fit so perfectly in your arms and then suddenly they’ve changed. My newborn sessions are about slowing things down and capturing those early moments in a simple, natural way. No rush, no pressure, just time for feeding, cuddles, settling and letting your baby lead the way.
My studio is based in Eastbourne, a small, calm space designed especially for newborns. It’s a quaint setting with soft, natural tones, simple styling and everything kept minimal so the focus stays on your baby and your connection as a family.
There’s also a beautiful little studio garden which can be used for a few outdoor images if the weather allows. These sessions always include a mix of images, your baby on their own, those tiny details (the toes, the hands, the way they curl up) and relaxed family shots with parents and siblings. Newborns change so quickly in those early days, which is why I usually recommend sessions within the first 10 days if possible but there’s always flexibility if you need a bit more time, I quite frequently shoot babies up to 3 months.
If this feels like your kind of thing, I’d love to hear from you.
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Newborn Session
Newborn Session Pricing Details
• Shoot Fee: £75 (due when booking – this is a separate cost and not deducted from your chosen image package)
• Image Packages: These are chosen after viewing your gallery
Image Package 1 – £150
• 5 high-res edited digital images
• 5 matching 10”x8” unframed prints
Image Package 2 – £199
• 10 high-res edited digital images
• 10 matching 10”x8” unframed print
Image Package 3 – £350
• Full gallery (20+ high-res edited images)
• 9”x6” memory box with 20 prints
• One 16”x12” unframed print
Digital Only Image Package - £265
• All edited high-res digital images in your gallery (no prints)
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