Having a baby in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) can be one of the most overwhelming experiences a family will ever face. Whether a baby needs extra time and support to grow stronger or is facing serious medical challenges, the days spent in the NICU are often filled with uncertainty, fear, hope, and an indescribable love for a little life.
For some families, these photographs will tell the story of just how far their baby has come—the tiny beginnings, the first signs of strength, and the journey toward coming home. For others, these images may become among the most precious and tangible keepsakes of a life that was far too brief.
I have known too many women whose babies were born prematurely or faced serious illness. Some have experienced beautiful, joyful outcomes; others have endured heartbreaking loss. Despite their different journeys, I have heard a common sentiment: I wish I had more photographs.
In the midst of medical decisions, worry, and simply trying to get through each day, photographs are often the last thing on a parent's mind. Yet, with time, those images can become an invaluable part of a family's story—a way to remember, to honor, and to hold close the moments that mattered so deeply.
It is for these families that I offer complimentary, documentary-style NICU photography. My hope is to gently preserve these fleeting moments and create meaningful images that families can return to for years to come, whatever their journey may hold.
All NICU photography sessions are offered at no cost to families. My time, photographic services, and editing are donated, so parents can focus on their baby and one another without worrying about the expense.
Every baby's circumstances are different, and the session will always be guided by the baby's condition, the care team's recommendations, and the family's comfort.
If your baby is currently in the NICU, or you know a family who might find comfort in having these memories preserved, I welcome you to reach out. You may contact me to inquire about a session or nominate a family.
It would be my honor to help preserve these precious moments, with tenderness, respect, and compassion.

Sophia was born at 29 weeks and just 2lbs 15oz. In this NICU photo she is 31 days and almost 4lbs.
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