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Eugene, Oregon newborn photographer: Welcome Aila!

Aida and Aziz brought their gorgeous new baby daughter Aila to my photography studio in September. This little pumpkin was absolutely perfect!

African American baby girl holding pumpkin and surrounded by fall leaves

Many times clients will choose a single theme for their newborn photo session. But there’s no reason you can’t choose a couple! Mom asked for baby pictures with rainbow baby, moon and stars, and fall themes, and we were able to capture all of them. Aila was super cooperative as we changed setups, switched out props, and got her in and out of various swaddles.

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Newborn girl with rainbow flower crown, rainbow baby photography near me

Since we were working with several different themes, we didn’t really stick to a particular color scheme. Mom just picked out whatever caught her eye and we ended up with a really fun and beautiful variety of pinks, purples, yellows, and neutral colors in addition to our themed pictures. When it comes to choosing colors and props, it really is all about how you’re going to use your finished newborn photos. Some people like to do complementary colors because they’re going to have several photos displayed on one wall, they have a particular decorative style in their home that they want the pictures to match, or they want all the photos to look like they belong together in a photo album. But if you’re going to use your pictures in a few different ways, sometimes choosing 3 or 4 colors is the best way to go.

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Mom also brought her own baby blanket so that we could get some pictures of Aila lying on it. So cute! I loved the blanket itself, with the cute little birds, and thought that a parents’ baby blanket was such a sweet and sentimental heirloom item to bring from home.

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If you’re looking for a Eugene, Oregon newborn photographer who can offer you a customized, relaxing, and beautiful photoshoot experience, contact me here. I’d love to spend some time in the studio with you and your little bundle!

Newborn African American girl swaddled in pink blanket at Eugene Oregon photography studio


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