Maternity photo session in Brussels: when to do it and how to prepare?
The right moment, clothes you love, room for your loved ones. My advice for preparing your session and feeling at ease in front of the camera.
Hani Kanaftchian's advice
Before the images, there are your questions.
A few words to prepare for your session and make you feel a little more comfortable.
The right moment, clothes you love, room for your loved ones. My advice for preparing your session and feeling at ease in front of the camera.
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The right moment, clothes you love, room for your loved ones. My advice for preparing your session and feeling at ease in front of the camera.
A room to prepare, diaries to coordinate and a group photo to plan. Some pointers for organising a team photo session at your office.
The outfits, the children's rhythm, the little hesitations. Some tips to arrive with more peace of mind.
Being in front of a camera does not always feel natural. That is where my work begins: helping you feel at ease with simple guidance.
Preparations, ceremony, evening… Starting from what matters to you allows you to choose the right presence, without filling up every minute.
Before choosing a background or an outfit, a simple question: where will this portrait represent you?
I suggest planning the session around the 7th month of pregnancy, then choosing the date together according to your comfort, energy and availability. You can write to me before that stage to prepare the appointment.
Read the maternity session guideYes, after checking the space available. Send me some photos of the proposed rooms and the number of participants. We will agree on the setup and programme through a quote.
Read the team photography guideChoose comfortable clothes that you already enjoy wearing. Look at the colors together, without trying to dress everyone the same way. Large logos and high-contrast patterns can draw attention to clothing.
Read the family session guideYes. My role is to guide you: a simple position, support, direction of gaze. We adjust gradually, without requiring you to learn poses in advance.
Read the portrait guideStart with the moments you want to remember: getting ready, the ceremony, drinks, dinner or the evening celebrations. Put them into a schedule with the locations and travel time. We can then agree how much coverage you need, including the start and finish.
Read the wedding reporting guideStart from what you would wear to meet the people your image is intended for. Check the comfort, collar and fit as you sit down. A second outfit can be useful if the session format allows it.
Read the professional portrait guide