Meet little Amelia Rose, just like her name she is super sweet and good enough to eat. She has the most amazing hair, just loved it. The session took place in the studio. This is her sneaky peak.

I am a natural light newborn, baby and maternity photographer offering creative photography. Most clients have their session in my purpose built photography studio Weybridge, Surrey where they can relax and enjoy the experience and not worry about tidying up the house. I also offer the option of coming to your home. If you'd like to choose from a large selection of props I recommend you have a studio session. The number of props available for home sessions are limited. I will capture all your baby/child's gorgeousness through my lens so you can enjoy the images for years to come.

Newborn baby sessions take slightly longer than older baby, child or maternity sessions due to tiny babies having to feed often. On average a newborn session can take up to 3 hours. The ideal time to have your newborn photographed is within 2 weeks of their birth. This is when you get those lovely sleeping newborn photos that just melt your heart. Once babies are older than this they start looking a bit more grown up and they don't sleep as easily. It's worth booking your newborn session while you are still pregnant to ensure that you get a booking on the day you want. 

Say hello to cutie pie Luca, he was joined in the studio by mummy and daddy. We had a lot of fun and I even got a few poses from Luca when he was awake. This is his sneaky peak.

I am a natural light newborn, baby and maternity photographer offering creative photography. Most clients have their session in my purpose built photography studio Weybridge, Surrey where they can relax and enjoy the experience and not worry about tidying up the house. I also offer the option of coming to your home. If you'd like to choose from a large selection of props I recommend you have a studio session. The number of props available for home sessions are limited. I will capture all your baby/child's gorgeousness through my lens so you can enjoy the images for years to come.

Newborn baby sessions take slightly longer than older baby, child or maternity sessions due to tiny babies having to feed often. On average a newborn session can take up to 3 hours. The ideal time to have your newborn photographed is within 2 weeks of their birth. This is when you get those lovely sleeping newborn photos that just melt your heart. Once babies are older than this they start looking a bit more grown up and they don't sleep as easily. It's worth booking your newborn session while you are still pregnant to ensure that you get a booking on the day you want. 

Meet little Mae, she was a little smiler and just adorable. This is her sneaky peak. The session took place in my Weybridge studio.

I am a natural light newborn,baby and maternity photographer offering creative photography. Most clients have their session in my purpose built photography studio Weybridge, Surrey where they can relax and enjoy the experience and not worry about tidying up the house. I also offer the option of coming to your home. If you'd like to choose from a large selection of props I recommend you have a studio session. The number of props available for home sessions are limited. I will capture all your baby/child's gorgeousness through my lens so you can enjoy the images for years to come.

Newborn baby sessions take slightly longer than older baby, child or maternity sessions due to tiny babies having to feed often. On average a newborn session can take up to 3 hours. The ideal time to have your newborn photographed is within 2 weeks of their birth. This is when you get those lovely sleeping newborn photos that just melt your heart. Once babies are older than this they start looking a bit more grown up and they don't sleep as easily. It's worth booking your newborn session while you are still pregnant to ensure that you get a booking on the day you want. 

Say hello to little Beatrice, she was as good as gold for us, what a sweetheart. One of my favourites has to be the one in the box with the pink hat, just love the way her legs fold. This is her sneaky peak.

I am a natural light newborn and baby and maternity photographer offering creative photography. Most clients have their session in my purpose built photography studio Weybridge, Surrey where they can relax and enjoy the experience and not worry about tidying up the house. I also offer the option of coming to your home. If you'd like to choose from a large selection of props I recommend you have a studio session. The number of props available for home sessions are limited. I will capture all your baby/child's gorgeousness through my lens so you can enjoy the images for years to come.

Newborn baby sessions take slightly longer than older baby, child or maternity sessions due to tiny babies having to feed often. On average a newborn session can take up to 3 hours. The ideal time to have your newborn photographed is within 2 weeks of their birth. This is when you get those lovely sleeping newborn photos that just melt your heart. Once babies are older than this they start looking a bit more grown up and they don't sleep as easily. It's worth booking your newborn session while you are still pregnant to ensure that you get a booking on the day you want. 

Meet heart melting Harriet. I was just amazed by her personality and this tiny age. Just look how she looks straight at the camera, very rare for a young baby indeed. This is her sneaky peak.

I have been neglecting my blog for some time. I've been a very busy bee the last few weeks, seems that quite a few mums and dads were busy .....about 9 months ago ;-) 
Instead of doing individual sneaky peaks I'm posting some of my favourite images from the last couple of months. Thankfully all images have already been received by eager mums and dads.

Say hello to sweet 7 day old Elina, we had the session in the studio and I don't think mum and dad will ever forget this experience, especially dad;-) I've never seen a dad laugh this much during a session, hilarious. I adore the image with the owl hat, heart melting. This is Elina's sneaky peak.

Meet 7 day old cutie  Ayaan. We had the session in the studio and he was as good as gold on the day. This is his sneaky peak. Love the one where he's looking straight at me with both eyes open, very rare for a baby this age. Just look at those cute slippers mummy bought him!

Oh how pretty little girls are, just look at the gorgeous outfits mum prepared. Emily was a delight and she couldn't believe her luck when we left her with a whole cake all to herself ;-) This is her sneaky peak.

What happens to the quality of my image when I upload it to Facebook?

Facebook automatically resizes and compresses your image. I haven’t been able to upload an image which ended up looking exactly the same as the high quality image that I uploaded. Below are however some steps to aid in getting some of that quality back into your image.

Some help from Facebook? (I found this in their help files). https://www.facebook.com/help/266520536764594

How can I make sure that my photos display in the highest possible quality?

We automatically take care of resizing and formatting your photos for you. If you'd like to use more advanced techniques to make your photos look better, try these tips:

§  Resize your photo before you upload it. These are the sizes we support:

Regular photos: 
720 px, 960 px, 2048 px

Cover photos:
851 px by 315 px

§  If you use a 2048 px photo, make sure to select the High Quality option when you upload it.

§  To avoid compression when you upload your cover photo, make sure the file size is under 100 KB.

§  Save your image as a JPEG with an sRGB color profile.

Now how do you go about doing the resizing?

In your photo editing program (I use Photoshop but there are many other programs you can use, even  Microsoft Paint) you can resize your  image.

Make sure “constrain proportions” is checked if there is such an option otherwise your image may end up looking really strange.

Now set your long edge (width or height, whichever is greater) to 2048 pixels.

Let the other number change on its own to preserve the aspect ratio of your photo.

Save your image as a JPEG with an sRGB color profile

Hope this helps!