newborn session experience

by Robin Allen | Apr 11, 2018 | Newborns

First, you booked the newborn session. And you have planned for it… props, outfits, hats, and bows. Most importantly you delivered your tiny baby into this world. (yay!) Now its the big day when we create beautiful photography of this fresh little person who...

6 things to know when searching for your newborn photographer

by Robin Allen | Feb 17, 2018 | Maternity, Newborns, Robin Allen Photography news

Searching for a good newborn photographer can be kind of daunting. Most of the time parents don’t even know what to look for. Here’s a starting point to help you out… 1. Newborn Photographers vary drastically. Here are a few points to consider:...

Well Planned Props For Your Newborn Photo Shoot.

by Robin Allen | Jan 25, 2018 | Babies, Newborns, Products

Newborn sessions are among the most significant photography sessions there are. Call me biased, but I put it right up there with the wedding day. So, its no surprise when both photographer and mom want everything perfect and well-planned for the day of the shoot. ...

The Morning of your Newborn Session

by Robin Allen | Oct 18, 2017 | Newborns

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Twin Newborns

by Robin Allen | Oct 16, 2017 | Babies, Newborns

When I get calls from expectant mothers of twins, they almost all share the same concern… “Isn’t it going to be hard to get TWO babies to sleep at the same time!?” Each time I get to relieve some anxiety… Two babies isn’t much...

What is Retouching and Editing?

by Robin Allen | Oct 13, 2017 | Babies, Children, family, Maternity, Newborns, Products, Robin Allen Photography news

PROFESSIONAL RETOUCHING: Every *purchased* image undergoes retouching to remove blemishes, mistakes and other unsightly things. Many people refer to this as Photoshopping an image, or a decade ago I heard the term “airbrushing” a lot. Some budding...