Bergen County NJ | Newborn Session | Lullabies for Josephine Photography

One of the most fun newborn sessions I have done was baby Rylan’s. We split this session in two, to do family photos with siblings a week after his newborn portion. I was going on vacation at the time and we didn’t want to wait until Rylan was over 2 weeks of age. His big sister was a total character, she made me laugh so hard with her funny faces!

Mom requested gray, neutral and blue tones for his newborn session. I had this super cute romper made by my dear friend Andrea from Jasper & June Baby and it was perfect! I love working with vendors that specialize in newborn photography props because the size is always perfect and they match my style entirely. Also, I love working with and supporting another local small businesses.

I love how all the rustic elements and textures make these pictures timeless without overpowering the image. A pop of color here and there adds variety but keeps everything cohesive at the same time. When we plan your session, I will design every single set up with your decor, style and colors in mind. Remember that images are meant to be printed. They are a tangible memory that you want to last for generations to come.

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Lullabies for Josephine Photography is a premier newborn photographer based in Lincoln Park, NJ serving areas including but not limited to Morris, Bergen, Passaic and Essex County. If you would like to get more information about booking a newborn, baby or family session with me please contact me HERE. I am looking forward to meet you!

Hugs,

Tamara

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