Family Photography by Niki Strbian

You want to remember the little things - your baby’s gaze during breastfeeding; the knuckle dimples on your one-year-old’s hand. Well, I’m here to create portraits of your love, laughter and happiness. And maybe some tears, because comforting your little one is 50% of a parent’s job! Here’s a look at some of the times I did it for other people, across various different session types!

Belly Sessions

I love to shoot maternity shoots and to work with expecting mothers-to-be at a thrilling (and sometimes testing) moment in their lives. Such a precious time! Let’s preserve it forever with a belly session!

Newborn Sessions

Those first days and weeks of being a new parent can be pretty crazy. One decision you won’t regret, is taking time to get some portraits of your new arrival while they’re still squishy-small. Check out some of these images out and you’ll agree!

Mama Bebe Sessions

A more beautiful subject I can’t imagine: a new parent bonding with their child in the early stages of their adventure together. A joy to photograph. See what can be done with a short twenty minute studio session, right here.

1 Year Old Sessions

A year already? How did that happen. Your child is changing constantly, and so is your life. What a perfect time to take stock, grab a little slice of history and commit it to memory forever, through the medium of photography. Just like this!

Family Sessions

Your family is perfect, just as you are. I’ll tame your kids and get a great shoot out of them - you’ll love the images even if you’re nervous they won’t play ball! I’ve done this quite a few times - have a look!

High School Sessions

An iconic moment in a young person’s life. The world is your oyster and all the other cliches, but hey! It’s true! And I want to be there for you. Have a look at what can be done!

Wedding Sessions

Invite me to your celebration of a lifetime, and I’ll create images you’ll never want to put down. Weddings are unique - and they fly by in the blink of an eye. Let’s put that right, by creating something you get to hold on to.