I am grateful to be included in an educational article published by Adobe, where I shared a small part of my approach to newborn photography styling and prop selection.
The piece focuses on keeping newborn images simple, intentional, and centered on the baby rather than trends or excess props.
Adobe reached out for input on their article Newborn Photography Props, which explores practical considerations for creating refined newborn images through thoughtful, minimal styling.
My contribution reflects the same philosophy I bring to my own work — choosing pieces that photograph softly, using texture over quantity, and allowing the baby to remain the focal point.
Read my Adobe interview on newborn photography
I believe newborn photography works best when it feels calm and uncomplicated. Babies don't need much to be beautifully photographed — careful light, simple styling, natural textures, and a thoughtful pace are often enough.
That same approach guides every newborn session at BabyBare in Plainview, NY.




