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Expecting Baby {Photography by Sabreena - Michigan Maternity & Neweborn Photographer}

July 13, 2010 – 8:25 am

Michigan weather makes photography a bit challenging sometimes. We had challenges with finding a day to do this session and then the day we finally get schedule there is a 50/50 chance of thunderstorms. Well, I have learned that unless it is down pouring out to take the chance and I am SO glad we did. It ended up being a beautiful night with a beautiful couple that is expecting their first little miracle. It actually started to rain just as I was leaving the session, so I think it was meant to be. I promised I would get a few previews up for them before leaving for California tomorrow….

So here we go…

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Baby #2 {Photography by Sabreena; Canton, Michigan - Maternity Photographer}

April 1, 2010 – 7:01 pm

This beautiful family will soon be welcoming baby number two. I am so excited to meet her. She will, no doubt, be as beautiful as her big brother!

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Beautifully Pregnant! {Photography by Sabreena - Novi, Michigan}

April 28, 2009 – 3:07 pm

So many women are so hesitant to have maternity photos done….including me….but let me say that I am SO grateful I have photos to remember when my baby girl was in my belly.

This beautiful mom is someone who honestly understands the importance of photography. I wish I would have wrote down this mom’s quote word for word, however, she said something to the effect of, “Why do I need art when photographs ARE priceless pieces of art?!”

A huge part of my job as a photographer, when I go to a session, is to help educate my clients that an 8×10 on a wall is really too small. 8×10’s were developed for albums and tables. Wall portraits should really be 11×14 or larger. I have 2 canvases that are 20×24 on my walls and they are my favorite pieces of art. (I will post photos of them soon)

All this to say, I was happily surprised when I walked into her home to find large portraits all over her walls! No education needed for this family!