Newborn Baby, Family and Maternity Photographer covering Coventry & Warwickshire.

Hi there! I’m Maxine (The one behind the camera who captures those tiny baby details and makes mums feel gorgeous!)  I specialise in newborn & baby photography.

I have been a newborn photographer for the last 14 years, and it has been my passion since I began as one of the first newborn photographers in the Coventry area. Newborn photography is an art. It is quite different to any other photography photoshoot.

Simple, timeless photography.

With 14 years of capturing life’s precious moments and a background in baby & children’s physiotherapy, I’m not just your photographer – I’m your safe pose perfected, baby-whisperer, and memory maker all rolled into one!

Comfortable & relaxing studio.

When I’m not creating magical portraits in my cosy Coventry photography studio (complete with temperature control and calming lavender scents – because you and your baby’s comfort is everything!), you’ll find me scouring the internet for yet more baby outfits, cute little bonnets and tiny props to use in your newborn photos. After all, you can never have enough. I like to make each and every baby photography session unique and unforgettable.

What makes me different?

Well, besides knowing exactly how to safely pose your newborn baby, and being the longest serving newborn photographer in Coventry, I’m a bit obsessed with creating timeless artwork that will make you pause, smile, and maybe shed a happy tear or two.

Whether you’re celebrating your pregnancy glow, welcoming a precious newborn, marking your baby’s first birthday with a cake smash, or capturing beautiful family portraits, I’m here to preserve these priceless moments.

Ready to create some magic together? Whether you’re sporting a beautiful bump (my other love—maternity photography), have a precious newborn, or want to capture your baby’s first milestones and your family’s story, I promise to make this experience as enjoyable as the photos themselves.

Let’s make some memories that will have you reaching for the tissues (in a good way, of course!).