Oregon Coast Maternity Session
There is something so incredibly magical about the Oregon Coast. It’s a location that beautifully complements the complete joy of welcoming a new baby Earth-side! As a Eugene, Oregon based maternity photographer, venturing to the Oregon Coast for growing families is a joy! This beautiful couples love for adventure and each other made this Oregon Coast maternity session such a dream. We hiked through the dunes, down to the beach, and it was such a dream.
As a Eugene, Oregon maternity photographer, and mother, I recommend scheduling your maternity session from 30-36 weeks. This is to insure you are still comfortable and the risk of going into labor is relatively low. I’ve realized that the ultimate sweet spot for maternity sessions is right around the 32 week mark.
When considering locations for your maternity session there are numerous factors to consider. All of which should fit your comfort level and personality.
Most of us can agree that outfit coordination for photos can be stressful and daunting. Don’t worry, I’m here to help! This Salem, Oregon maternity session goes deep into styling tips for your maternity session. As does this styling guide with a fun Pinterest Board to help give you ideas. Whether you’re planning to keep it casual or dress it up, I’m happy to assist you with your outfit planning. My biggest form of advice is always to wear something you feel comfortable in.
Why not turn your maternity session into a baby moon? The Oregon Coast is not only a stunning backdrop for your maternity session. It’s also a wonderful place to escape to. My favorite towns within a two hour drive of Eugene, Oregon are Florence, Yachats, and Newport Oregon. Each town has its own feel and are equally beautiful for the adventure lovers. As well as those looking for a romantic getaway.
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