Embodied Motherhood Film Portraits:

Embodied Motherhood Film Portraits are a gentle, grounded ritual—often held outdoors or in the home—where we let your nervous system soften before we ever lift the camera. Film demands patience; motherhood does too. We work slowly, following breath, touch, instinct. The result is not “mom photos,” but heirloom images that say - she was here, she loved deeply, and she remained herself.

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A woman holding a bouquet of purple flowers up against a tree trunk in a forest setting.
A pregnant woman standing in a grassy field, wearing a flowing cream-colored dress with a slit, with a backdrop of green trees and a blue sky.
A woman sitting on a rock near water, holding a smiling baby in her arms.
Double exposure of a pregnant woman outdoors with mountains and blue sky, blending her close-up portrait and full body pose.
Person holding a baby outdoors, with focus on the baby's hand and the person's hand, which has a ring and a ringband that says 'Pray Hard'.
A woman holding a baby outdoors in a grassy area with trees in the background, both dressed in patterned sweaters.
A text post about motherhood, expressing the emotional contradictions and personal growth it brings. It discusses feelings of loneliness, transformation, longing, and joy. The post is accompanied by a note about favorite photos from a photoshoot in Asheville, NC, with a mention of the Instagram handle @earthbodyphotography and a spiral symbol.
A woman with long brown hair sitting on rocks outdoors, holding a young child with short dark hair. The woman has a tattoo on her left side and is looking at the camera, while the child is sucking their thumb and looking to the left. They are in a natural setting with large rocks and dirt around them, and sunlight filtering through trees.