Behind the Scenes of Newborn Photography
A look at the patience, safety, and preparation that goes into every baby and family session in my studio.
A behind-the-scenes look at a newborn twin photoshoot, showing how I carefully and safely pose the babies in different props.
This video shows my interaction with a returning client, from her newborn session to her first birthday. It's so special to watch these little ones grow.
A glimpse into my process for a newborn session, from setting up the floral props to gently holding and posing the baby for the perfect shot.
Watch how I carefully dress and pose a tiny newborn for a Little Krishna themed shoot. Safety and comfort are always my top priorities.
A video compilation from a Little Krishna photoshoot, showing both the final images and the playful moments in between.
A short video showing the camera's viewfinder and the final resulting images from a blue-themed newborn session.
A heartwarming video of me playing with a baby client in the studio. Building a connection is key to capturing natural smiles.
A behind-the-scenes look at a newborn session, showing the camera, lighting setup, and the final, beautiful portrait of the baby in a hanging sling.
About Behind The Scenes
The key to those peaceful newborn shots isn't the camera; it is the pacing. I limit my schedule to just a few sessions a week, which means when you are in the studio, there is no rushing. Whether it is a feed, a diaper change, or just a moment of fussiness, we pause so your baby stays settled and the posing stays safe.
How We Manage the Shoot
Photography is often portrayed as quick, but with newborns, the speed is dictated entirely by the baby. When you come into my Sector 110 studio in Gurgaon, the environment is kept warm and quiet. My process involves setting up multiple distinct spots—like floral nests or bean bags—before the baby even arrives.
Safety and Handling
Newborn safety is the foundation of my work. The props you see in my gallery, like the hanging slings or buckets, are always weighted for stability. I never force a pose. If a baby isn't comfortable in a specific position, we move on. My priority is getting the image without putting the infant under any physical stress.
The Parent Experience
Parents often feel awkward in front of the lens. My role isn't just about clicking buttons; it is about guiding you. I’ll tell you where to look, how to hold your little one, and when to just relax and interact naturally. Many of the most successful shots come from those candid moments where I am interacting with the baby to get a smile, or simply waiting for them to settle into their sleep.
Why the Studio Setting Matters
Home shoots are convenient, but the studio allows for a controlled environment. I have immediate access to all my sanitation supplies, backdrops, and lighting setups. It removes the variables of home lighting or clutter, ensuring the final output is clean and consistent. If you are worried about the logistics of bringing a newborn out, know that the studio is designed specifically to accommodate the downtime needed for nursing and soothing.
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