Birth Photos
These beautiful people have graciously offered to share their most intimate moments of transformation with the world in order to testify to the power of their bodies and spirits. We bow to them.
Interested in birth photography? Learn more ↓
photo credit iheartmygroomphotography
photo credit iheartmygroomphotography
photo credit Kim Summer
Our 11 pounder!
looking at the placenta
Born into father's hands
cord around the neck, no problem
successful VBAC
getting some oxygen while staying at the birth center
we "mother the mother" after birth!
grandma and midwife (and best friends) get to do the newborn exam together) <3
photos by Auriellephoto.com
photo credit auriellephoto.com
photo credit auriellephoto.com
photo credit auriellephoto.com
photo credit auriellephoto.com
Successful VBAC! auriellephoto.com
photo by auriellephoto.com
photos by Rebecca Coursey
Photo by Rebecca Coursey
Photo by Rebecca Coursey
Photo by Rebecca Coursey
photos by Mikeala Hamilton
Why Some Families Choose Birth Photography
Birth is one of life's most meaningful transitions. The details can pass quickly: the strength and focus of labor, the support of loved ones, and the first moments of meeting a baby. For some families, photography offers a way to remember moments they may not have fully seen or taken in at the time.
A Respectful Presence
Experienced birth photographers work quietly alongside the care team, capturing moments as they naturally unfold. Whether at the Birth Center or during a home birth, the family's comfort, privacy, and birth experience always come first.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Experienced birth photographers understand how to work respectfully within the birth space. Many families find they barely notice their presence. Your comfort and preferences always come first.
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Yes. Families can arrange photography for both Birth Center and home births, depending on the photographer's availability.
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It's helpful to explore options during pregnancy, as birth photographers are typically on call around your due date.
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Not at all. Some families value having their birth documented, while others prefer complete privacy. Both choices are equally respected.
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Having your birth photographed does not automatically mean your images will appear on the Birth Center's website. Discuss image-sharing preferences with your photographer. The Birth Center only shares images with appropriate permission.
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No. Photography is an optional service arranged directly with your chosen photographer.
Interested in Learning More?
If you're considering birth photography or would like to document your pregnancy or the early days with your baby, we invite you to explore the photographers below.
Birth Photography
Aurielle Whitmore | Aurielle Photography
Aurielle documents Birth Center and home births with a thoughtful, unobtrusive approach, preserving the moments that unfold naturally.
Maternity & Newborn Photography
Tristin Tracy | Tristin Tracy Photography
Tristin photographs pregnancy, newborns, and family life, preserving the connection and everyday moments that make each family's story unique.
Both photographers offer maternity photography. Families are always welcome to explore their work and choose the photographer who feels like the best fit. Photography services are arranged independently of the Birth Center, and families are always free to choose any photographer.