Maternity Photography
Portraits that hold the anticipation of the wait.
Explore Maternity PhotographyNewborn sessions are best booked for the first few weeks, when babies sleep deeply and curl naturally. We keep the studio warm, work slowly around feeds and settling, and never rush a pose. Parents are welcome throughout.
What to expect
The classic newborn look — curled, tucked, deeply asleep — comes from the first two to three weeks, while a baby still folds naturally into the positions they held before birth. That window closes quickly, which is why most families book during pregnancy and hold an approximate date rather than a fixed one.
Get in touch as soon as you have a due date. We pencil in a window rather than a day, because babies rarely arrive to schedule and a newborn session has to move with them. If your baby comes early or late, we shift.
If you are reading this with a six-week-old already at home, nothing is lost. Older babies stay awake longer and hold eye contact, so the session moves towards awake portraits and family frames instead. Plenty of parents end up preferring those.
This is the part parents ask about most, and it deserves a straight answer. Every pose in a newborn session is supported. A parent or one of us stays within reach of your baby at all times, and nothing is ever balanced, propped or left unattended for the sake of a photograph.
The studio is kept warm because a warm baby sleeps, and a sleeping baby is a comfortable one. We work slowly, in short bursts, and stop the moment your baby is unsettled. If a pose is not working we move on rather than push — no single frame is worth a distressed newborn.
Plan for a session that is mostly not photography. Feeding, changing and settling take up the bulk of a newborn shoot, and that is by design rather than a delay. We work around your baby rather than to a clock.
Parents stay in the room throughout. Alongside the classic studio setups we photograph family hands, an older sibling meeting the baby for the first time, and the quiet moments between setups — often the frames families come back to years later.
Older siblings are usually photographed early, while their patience is intact, then free to play while we carry on.
Newborn sessions run at our studio on the first floor in Wadgaon Sheri, where warmth and light stay consistent regardless of the weather outside. Viman Nagar, Kharadi, Kalyani Nagar and Chandan Nagar are the neighbouring localities, which matters more than it sounds when you are travelling with a two-week-old.
Bring extra feeds, a change of clothes, and anything sentimental you would like in the photographs — a wrap, a name plaque, a piece of family jewellery. Tell us beforehand if you have a colour or a look in mind and we will plan the setups around it.
Twins take longer and are photographed differently — settling two babies at once is a slower job than settling one, and the session is planned with that in mind rather than squeezed into the same slot.
Babies who arrive early often stay smaller for longer, which can widen the newborn window rather than close it. Tell us what your paediatrician has advised and we will plan around it instead of around a calendar.
Our newborn photography studio is in Wadgaon Sheri, on the first floor, which puts it close to Viman Nagar, Kharadi, Kalyani Nagar, Chandan Nagar and the wider east Pune area.
If you are looking for a professional newborn photographer near you, we take bookings across Pune — Vishrantwadi, Yerawada, Koregaon Park, Hadapsar, Magarpatta, Kondhwa, Baner, Aundh, Wakad, Hinjewadi, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Wagholi and Undri included — and travel beyond the city for shoots that warrant it.
Sessions run either at the studio or on location, whichever suits the shoot. There is no fixed package: tell us what you have in mind and you get a clear quote for the coverage you actually need, with nothing hidden in the small print.
Before you book
Straight answers on timing, cost and what you actually receive. Anything else, just ask — we would rather explain it now than have you guess.
Most families book during pregnancy and schedule the session for the first few weeks after birth. Get in touch as soon as you have a due date and we will hold an approximate window.
At our studio on the 1st floor in Wadgaon Sheri, Pune, where we can control warmth and light. Talk to us if you would prefer a session at home.
Yes. Every pose is supported — a parent or one of us stays beside your baby throughout, and nothing is balanced or left unsupported. If a pose is not working we move on rather than push it.
That is completely normal and we plan for it. We stop, you feed or change as needed, and we start again when your baby is ready. A session is paced around the baby, not a clock.
Not at all. Older babies stay awake longer and are more alert, so the session shifts towards eyes-open portraits and family frames. Many parents prefer those. Tell us your baby’s age and we will plan accordingly.
Extra feeds, a change of clothes, and anything sentimental you would like in the photographs — a blanket, a name plaque, a piece of jewellery. Tell us what you have in mind when you book and we will say what else is worth bringing.
It depends on how long the session runs, how many setups you want, whether parent and sibling portraits are included, and how many edited photographs you receive. We do not publish a fixed price because no two are the same. Tell us what you have in mind and we will come back with a clear quote — nothing hidden in the small print.
The first two to three weeks. A baby that age still curls into the positions they held before birth and sleeps deeply enough to be posed, which is what produces the classic newborn look. After about four weeks they stay awake longer, so the session moves towards awake portraits and family frames instead.
Yes, when every pose is supported. A parent or one of us stays within reach of your baby at all times, and nothing is ever balanced, propped or left unattended for a photograph. If a pose is not working we move on rather than push it.
Plan for two to three hours, most of which is not photography. Feeding, changing and settling take up the bulk of a newborn shoot by design, because the session works around your baby rather than to a clock.
Yes. Most families book during pregnancy and hold an approximate window rather than a fixed date, because babies rarely arrive to schedule. Get in touch as soon as you have a due date and we will move the date with you if the baby comes early or late.
Extra feeds, a change of clothes for you and the baby, and anything sentimental you would like photographed — a wrap, a name plaque, a piece of family jewellery. Tell us beforehand if you have a colour or a look in mind so the setups can be planned around it.
Yes, and they usually produce the frames families keep longest. Older siblings are photographed early while their patience lasts, then free to play. Parents stay in the room throughout the session anyway.
Yes. Twins take longer because settling two babies is a slower job than one, so the session is planned for that rather than squeezed into the same slot. Babies born early often stay smaller for longer, which can widen the newborn window rather than close it.
Ask three things: whether they photograph newborns regularly rather than occasionally, whether every pose is supported, and whether the session is paced around feeding and settling. A studio that answers those without being pushed is the one to book. Ask to see a full set from one session, not selected highlights from many.
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Tell us the date and what you have in mind. We will come back with availability and a clear quote — no obligation.