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Behind My Lens: How I Create Safe Newborn Portraits

bySwara RaneStudio in Whitefield; Travels across Bengaluru for shootsStarts from30,000 per sessionView full gallery

Ever wonder what happens in my studio during a shoot? Here is a peek at the safety, preparation, and care that goes into capturing your little one’s first days.

Here are some snippets from one of my newborn photography workshops. I love teaching other photographers about safe posing, lighting, and all the details that go into creating beautiful newborn art.

I often get asked about my pricing, and this video explains why. A professional session is an investment in quality props, equipment, safety training, and artistic skill to create memories that last a lifetime.

I'm so excited to introduce Vanilla by Swara, my new brand focused on minimalist, lifestyle photography. It's a style that is pure, authentic, and truly close to my heart.

There's nothing like holding a printed photo album in your hands. I'm so excited to offer these beautiful, high-quality albums so you can cherish your family's memories for generations to come.

This little guy was a dream to photograph. Here he is swaddled in blue, looking so peaceful in a simple basket setup.

The same sweet baby, this time in a beautiful yellow floral setup. I love showing how we can create a lot of variety in a single session.

A simple and classic setup with the baby wrapped in white on a tiny rattan bed. This timeless look is always a favorite.

Another look at this handsome little man in the yellow floral setup. He looks like he's sleeping on a bed of sunshine.

A top-down view of the baby boy wrapped in blue. This angle is great for showing off their sweet, sleepy faces.

Adding a little pom-pom hat to the blue wrap setup gives it a whole new, adorable look.

About Behind My Lens

When you see these photos, you see the end result. But inside my Whitefield studio, the process is quite different. I prioritize a slow, quiet pace where your baby leads the way. If they need to feed or just want to be held, we stop. Safety is not an add-on; it is the entire foundation of how I hold, swaddle, and pose newborns, using specialized techniques I have refined over years of practice.

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