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Behind the Scenes: My Photography Process

byResham Shah PhotographyStudio in Chembur; Travels across Mumbai Metropolitan AreaStarts from12,500 Per SessionView full gallery

Ever wonder how I catch those cheeky giggles or that perfect eye contact? Here is a peek inside my Chembur studio to see how I make magic happen, one click at a time.

Clicking these little munchkins is my therapy. This video shows the joy and connection I build with the children during our sessions to get those natural smiles.

A look into a newborn session with me. I work gently and patiently to capture these precious first moments with your new baby and family.

Concerts are for a night, but these memories are forever. A behind-the-scenes look at a family choosing to invest in timeless portraits.

My secret weapon for getting perfect eye contact from toddlers? Nursery rhymes on a phone! This little trick works wonders every time.

Clients often ask why I use fewer props. I believe in focusing on your child's true personality, creating clean, timeless photos where their spirit shines through.

A behind-the-scenes look at our "Under the Sea" cake smash. It's the perfect theme for a daughter turning one, full of color and imaginative fun.

Looking for ideas for your little boy's shoot? Here's a photo dump of some of my favorite themes for boys, from cowboys to Ken dolls.

Here are 5 things to do before your family photoshoot to ensure we have a smooth, fun, and successful session. Let's make some magic!

Need inspiration for your daughter's photoshoot? This photo dump showcases some of my favorite creative and fun themes for girls.

One of the easiest ways to get a smile from a baby is a little tickle. It's all about making them feel comfortable and having fun!

About Behind the Scenes & My Process

Getting a toddler to look at the camera isn't about stiff posing or shouting, it is about patience and a little bit of nursery rhymes. Whether I am using a tickle or a favorite song, my goal is to keep things relaxed so your child feels like they are playing, not posing for a picture.

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