The Boka's Newborn Session

There is something magical about black and white photography, espicially when the subject is a newborn!

Abby and Wayne did a beautiful job at their portrait session. Posing was a breeze, and we were lucky that Charolette was happy and sleeping the entire time! We couldn't have asked for an easier newborn shoot :)

The Boka family is signed up with our "Grow With Me" experience, which is a photography package designed to document a newborn's first year off life, starting with a maternity session. It includes: Maternity, Newborn, 3 month, 6 month, 9 month, and 1 year sessions. The big gem at the end of these packages is the art that comes with them. With all of these photo sessions, we hand craft a "First Year Of Life" baby album, using hand crafted materials that are designed to last a lifetime. We also include a crib display, which is a three piece collage designed to hang above the crib and then easily moveable to other parts of the home.

For the Boka family, we are all ready set to shoot their 3 month session this coming Monday! WOW how time flies! We can't wait to see how much Charolette has grown, and espicially can't wait to create another magical image set :)

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