Best Lenses for Newborn Photography Tips


Photographing newborns has to be one of my all time favourites. I absolutely love seeing a family in its first weeks, the complete adoration the parents feel and their amazement that they’ve created a tiny little human.

Capturing these moments is a great privilege, and if any kind of portrait session deserves to be nailed, it’s the newborn photography session!

Over the years, I’ve developed a set of tricks that help me get the most out of a newborn portrait session, and here they are.

I learnt many of these tips for photographing newborns the hard way – on the job! I’ve photographed over a thousand children now and am very in tune with babies’ moods and habits, which really helps keep a session calm.

I’d recommend that you get as much experience with newborns as you can to increase your understanding of how a newborn might react to certain situations. There’s also reams of information on newborn development available online – spending time absorbing these articles is time very well spent.

I hope you find these newborn photography tips helpful – see what works for you and don’t be afraid to experiment.

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