I’m all for a set and a theme in photos – I love the creativity that they bring to the image and I love designing them to meet my clients’ requirements.
There’s something truly magical about baby blue eyes. Whether they stay that way or darken as they grow, they always seem to catch the light beautifully, making them a stunning focal point in baby photography.
Why Baby Eye Colour Changes Over Time
Did you know that many babies are born with blue or greyish eyes, even if they won’t stay that way? This is because a baby’s iris doesn’t have much melanin at birth, and their true eye colour develops over the first year or two as melanin production increases. That’s why a baby’s blue eyes may shift to green, hazel, or brown as they grow!
In the studio, I always work to bring out those sparkling little details, whether it’s the deep navy of newborn eyes or the bright crystal blue of a six-month-old. Careful lighting and soft tones help make their natural eye colour pop in photos.
Baby Photography
You can book a stand alone baby photo shoot for £95 including three digital images or you can take a look at my Baby Photography Club which includes
- Sessions at 4, 8 and 12 months
- The last session as a cake smash / tub splash if you’d like it (no extra charge)
- Your favourite image from each session in a wall frame at the end of the year OR a free digital image from each session
- Online private image gallery after each session (no sales / viewing appointments)
- £39.95 for the sessions and the wall frame
