Newborn Photography by J Broughton Photography

Happy Tuesday everyone!!! Today we have some beautiful family pictures courtesy of Janet from Janet Broughton. Baby Lottie was only 1 week old when these pictures were taken! Have you seen how proud her big sister is? So precious. I will pass the blog onto Janet to tell you a little more about this Family Shoot.

I launched my business almost two and half years ago and in the beginning I photographed exclusively newborns using cute hats and backdrops and lovely curled up poses. As time progressed my business evolved so that I was also working outdoors a lot photographing horses and families and I came to realise that the newborns didn’t really fit my photographic style and I was in danger of becoming stale.

I adore photographing tiny babies and certainly didn’t want to stop so I decided to do a little market research and see whether the less posed, more lifestyle approach that I really love also appealed to parents. I posted in a few of the local Mums groups on Facebook and received a really positive response and shortly afterwards Leah got in touch to say she had a baby due in a couple of weeks and would love a lifestyle shoot. Baby Lottie arrived and just over a week later I had the pleasure of meeting her along with big sister Maisie and Mum & Dad. We had a lovely relaxed photo shoot and the family now have some beautiful images as a reminder of Lottie’s early days at home.

I still encourage pre-booking lifestyle shoots before the baby is born, the timing isn’t quite as critical as with the posed shoots but I wouldn’t like anyone to miss out because I was too busy to fit them in.

Baby Lottie arrived and just over a week later I had the pleasure of meeting her along with big sister Maisie and Mum & Dad. We had a lovely relaxed photo shoot and the family now have some beautiful images as a reminder of Lottie’s early days at home.”

A few words from Lotties Mummy

We are really pleased with the images, they depicted a montage of my newborn baby in natural positions, capturing those early moments of feeding, sleeping and cuddling with all members of the family. The fact that the shots were not posed also meant a stress free shoot for all