Gold Coast QLD | Arnhem's Newborn Photography Session

Gold Coast QLD | Arnhem’s Newborn Photography Session

It feels so surreal writing this blog post about my own newest addition. Welcoming our newest Dreamy Moon Photography member, Arnhem-Sol. Arnhem arrived earth side on the last and rainiest day of February. In fact it was write in the middle of SEQ and Northern NSW worst Floods. She’s definitely a little pieces. I actually did not realise the extent and damage of the floods because I was just on cloud nine for the first several days after birth. Once we came to realisation about the severity of our community we had to find the little ways we could help out. So I sent Luca out to get some supplies to donate and I organised with some fellow mamas to donate some great milk for the families that lost everything in the floods.

The session:

It was important for me to not rush back into shooting and although our birth was beautiful and went all smoothly. As you all know mamas, giving birth takes a huge toll on your body. With the helping hand of Luca we broke up our newborn session into three different days. doing a pose here and there. Taking it super slow and coming back to it if we need to.

Just within a few week Arnhem was changing so much compared to the first shoot that we took of her. Because she was a surprised gender, I really just wanted to stick to a neutral colour palette. I focused on incorporating lots of creams, oatmeals and a splash of terracotta. During her session I was focusing on the different layers and textures in the images rather than using lots of props.

For Arnhem and Theo’s sibling shoot, I actually decided to do a backlit sheer curtain for something a bit unique. It turned out beautiful. Theodore was so excited to get photos taken with his new sister. He is completely obsessed with her and so protective.

Gold Coast QLD | Arnhem’s Newborn Photography Session

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