It is hard to believe it’s been almost a month since we did the last newborn session at our studio. We had to postpone a lot of newborn sessions and I feel the sadness that clients feel who were really looking forward to their baby’s newborn session. We’ve been offering to create a digital birth...
You might have heard of ‘Cake Smash Photography’. But just in case you are not familiar with it, we’d like to explain what cake smash photography is before we share an adorable cake smash session. Typically cake smash photography is a baby photography session to celebrate the baby’s 1st year milestone (but some clients love...
Christmas Mini Family Sessions It is a rare opportunity to get your family portraits done by Rachel Yoon Photography in a mini session as we hardly offer mini sessions. We are offering Christmas mini family sessions this year again. It is the time of the year you want a nice family portrait done so you can...
We photograph lots of newborn babies every week – so grateful! With tons of newborn photography props to choose from, we discuss client’s favourite props and poses before starting each session. Recently, we’ve had a number of clients asking for pure white look. The pure white look aligns with our style as we are all...
Christmas Mini Family Sessions – SOLD OUT We offered Christmas mini family sessions last year and it was much more popular than we expected. The spots were sold out in 2 hours. It is a rare opportunity to get your family portraits done by Rachel Yoon Photography in a mini session as we hardly offer mini...
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Taking newborn photos is always a challenging task. Capturing the best moments is always important. I find all your points useful. It is especially important to know the camera settings and the angle of the light. Thanks, Rachel for this blog. Hopefully, many like me have benefited.