Newborn

An in home newborn session by Sarah Ayers Photography, a Guelph Family Photographer. There are pros and cons to in home vs. studio newborn sessions. Studios provide excellent lighting, beautiful backgrounds, and the ease of not needing to tidy your home. In home sessions are cozier, more personal feeling, and captures the newborn bubble you experience in your home and the baby's new nursery. It is up to you what is easier for your family and what vibe you want to capture in t

A newborn session at Wildfield Studio in Guelph. Bright, airy and neutral...it is a beautiful space for a newborn session if you don't feel like having it in your home (I know how tiring those first few weeks are and you might not feel up for having someone in your home or making it tidy).

An in-home newborn with Guelph Family Photographer, Sarah Ayers Photography. Baby Noah was a little fussy, but you can't even tell from these calm photos with Mom and Dad (ok, except for one of them....see if you can find it).

I wanted to write a little blog about the style of newborn photography that I do as a Guelph family photographer. I focus on lifestyle newborn photography. Now, you might be saying, there are different types of newborn photography?! Yes! There are two main styles called posed and lifestyle. I'll explain the difference and why I choose lifestyle over posed.

An in studio newborn session with Sarah Ayers Photography, a Guelph Family Photographer. The neutral clothes these clients chose gave these photos a timeless, classic feel.