Have been inkling to try out a natural white space for family photography and got the chance at Studio Three Sixteen. Thankful for the opportunity from my good ol’ secondary school mate, who wanted family pictures for her parents and siblings.

I may sound like a broken recorder on a loop, but I swear by the importance of having document your child’s growth, especially when they grow up so fast. When I look back at my own child’s photographs when she was younger, that fuzzy, warm feeling invokes so much memories of how she used to be. Had to opportunity to meet my graduated couple after 3 years to document for them their first child too and it was so great to see them again.

https://bottledgroovephoto.com/family-by-eugene

Studio family photography session for Berny’s family.

Always happy to be photographing familiar faces, especially when their family grows!

Film photographs really hit differently. Add a maternity session and you’ll have an utterly unique experience and one story to relate to your child in the future.

I really think that documenting these little moments such as change of clothes, swaddling, diaper change, showers, tummy time etc (however mundane it might sound on paper) would be precious in the near future - and that's coming from a young parent myself too!

Family photography sessions at home are the absolute best.

Always glad to meet up with graduated couples such as Casey and Luc, who wanted to capture their little moments spent with their young 1-month old baby.