If you are not in CO, I can help you find a Birth Photographer in your area. I'm connected. :-)
(Image by Maternal Focus, Salt Lake City)
Not sure about hiring a Birth Photographer? Here are ten excellent reasons to consider it from an organization I belong to.
http://birthphotographers.com/10-reasons-to-hire-a-birth-photographer/
1. Quality – a good birth photographer will be able to get images that
are not out of focus or blurry from movement. Even in the most
challenging lighting!
2. The entire family and birth team can be in the photos. Proof that
they were there, and proof that they were involved.
3. A good birth photographer will use the photos to tell the whole
story, not just a few snapshots after the birth.
4. Those with her for the birth will be able to focus on supporting
mom throughout labor and afterwards.
5. After the baby is born, you won’t need to worry about sorting
through photos, deleting the bad ones, or editing the photos – a
professional birth photographer will do all that for you and deliver
you a finished product so you can focus on bonding with your
newborn.
6. A birth photographer can capture moments you might miss, like
grandmas in the waiting room, siblings trying to sneak a peek into
the birth room, etc.
7. This baby, this birth will only happen once, and there are no
do-overs. You won’t get caught up in the intensity of the experience
and forget to take any photos. The photographer has it covered.
8. Newborn babies change incredibly fast! By the second day, they
already look different. Don’t let that first day look fade in your
memory.
9. You see your birth from a different perspective. Sometimes women
get very inwardly focused in labor, and seeing the photos later can
help them know the big picture.
10. And finally, as your baby grows, you will be able to show your baby
the story of their birth day. They will be able to see for themselves
the love in their parent’s eyes, grandma’s excited tears, and the
hesitant touch of older siblings.
Writen by IAPBP Member:
Andrea Lythgoe
www.maternalfocus.com
Birth Photography
If you are not in CO, I can help you find a Birth Photographer in your area. I'm connected. :-)
(Image by Maternal Focus, Salt Lake City)
Not sure about hiring a Birth Photographer? Here are ten excellent reasons to consider it from an organization I belong to.
http://birthphotographers.com/10-reasons-to-hire-a-birth-photographer/
1. Quality – a good birth photographer will be able to get images that
are not out of focus or blurry from movement. Even in the most
challenging lighting!
2. The entire family and birth team can be in the photos. Proof that
they were there, and proof that they were involved.
3. A good birth photographer will use the photos to tell the whole
story, not just a few snapshots after the birth.
4. Those with her for the birth will be able to focus on supporting
mom throughout labor and afterwards.
5. After the baby is born, you won’t need to worry about sorting
through photos, deleting the bad ones, or editing the photos – a
professional birth photographer will do all that for you and deliver
you a finished product so you can focus on bonding with your
newborn.
6. A birth photographer can capture moments you might miss, like
grandmas in the waiting room, siblings trying to sneak a peek into
the birth room, etc.
7. This baby, this birth will only happen once, and there are no
do-overs. You won’t get caught up in the intensity of the experience
and forget to take any photos. The photographer has it covered.
8. Newborn babies change incredibly fast! By the second day, they
already look different. Don’t let that first day look fade in your
memory.
9. You see your birth from a different perspective. Sometimes women
get very inwardly focused in labor, and seeing the photos later can
help them know the big picture.
10. And finally, as your baby grows, you will be able to show your baby
the story of their birth day. They will be able to see for themselves
the love in their parent’s eyes, grandma’s excited tears, and the
hesitant touch of older siblings.
Writen by IAPBP Member:
Andrea Lythgoe
www.maternalfocus.com
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