Georgetown birth Photographer captures mother holding baby for the first time after birth.

Central Texas Birth Story Photography

Birth is powerful, emotional, raw, and sacred. As a Copperas Cove birth photographer, I document the moments you never want to forget — the way your partner held you, your baby’s first cry, that weird face you made when your nurse said something unbelievable, the femininity in your strength, that big ugly (but actually so beautiful) cry you cried when you were overwhelmed with joy finally meeting your sweet baby. All of it is worth preserving, like your granny's peaches.

No matter where you birth, at home, at a birth center or in the hospital, I'm like a fly on the wall. Sometimes literally climbing walls to get out of the way or to get the perfect shot. But I'm also like a ninja, you won't even know I'm there!

Families across Copperas Cove, Killeen, Fort Hood, Belton, Temple, Georgetown, and surrounding Central Texas areas choose me because they want images that feel real, emotional, and divine — not posed or performative. I'll be the only one posing and performing (without an attentive audience of course).

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Fort Hood Birth Photographer captures mother leaning out of tub during labor.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother receiving sacrum counterpressure support.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother resting in bed during labor.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures laboring mother's hand on her knee during labor.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother leaning on bed during labor.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother holding on the bed post for strength during hospital labor.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother calling on God for strength during labor.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures laboring mother in hospital bed.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother being handed her newborn baby for the first time.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother pushing out the placenta with her new baby in her arms.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures newborn baby face.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures newborn baby feet in baby warmer

Killeen Birth Photographer captures newborn baby hand in baby warmer.

Killeen Birth Photographer captures mother smelling sweet baby after his birth.

Where Strength & Surrender Meet

Birth asks everything of you. It's so much more than "OUCH... and pop! A baby!" You will feel all the feels, emotionally and physically. You will reach the 'valley of the shadow of death' and he will be with you and he will comfort you. There will be moments when time seems to stand still, and others that pass in a blur. You may even have a moment of "what the heck just happened?" In the midst of all that—through exhaustion, support, pain, anticipation, and finally meeting your baby—there is something deeply sacred worth remembering.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mother inspecting newborn baby.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mother holding pregnant belly one last time before baby is born.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mother breathing through early contractions.

Georgetown doula eases pain of contractions with counterpressure.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures husband using the rebozo to ease discomfort of labor contractions.

Georgetown doula gives mother foot massage to pamper her during labor.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mother sleeping between contractions, saving up energy for stronger labor.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mother resting before active labor with beautiful tea lights nearby.

Georgetown doula supports laboring mother with counterpressure.

Georgetown doula uses counterpressure to ease mother's discomfort during labor contractions.

Georgetown Doula uses rebozo to ease intensity of contractions for laboring mother

Georgetown doula comforts mother during transition.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures husband supporting wife during transition.

Georgetown Doula supports mother through an intense contraction

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures nurse placing baby boy into mom's arms.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures the moment a mother cries tears of joy and pride after delivering her baby.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures the full weight of an after birth contraction after mom delivers her third baby.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures baby hiding his face with his adorable little hand while laying on his mom's chest.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mom smiling at baby moments after giving birth.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mother smiling up at her husband after an incredible birth.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mom holding newborn baby and dad looking on lovingly.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures newborn baby being help by the nurse.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures mother admiring her baby while it's being measured and weighed in the warmer.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures baby holding father's finger.

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures newborn baby about to cry

Georgetown Birth Photographer captures newborn baby face.

What to Expect From Your Birth Story Session

Birth is incredibly intimate, so it's understandable to be a little hesitant to have yours documented. HOWEVER, we talk about ALL the things beforehand! I meet with my clients once if not twice before their birth so that we can build a relationship and it becomes a lot less weird when I'm in close quarters with you and possibly will see your nether regions.

If don't want me anywhere near your nether regions, I will stand back behind you so I can't see them and won't take pictures of them. Alternatively, if you want me to get right up in there and take pictures of babies head emerging I will absolutely do that! I will always follow your lead and do what you want me to do. I will not do anything that makes you feel uncomfortable.

I'll stay at your birth as long as I need to. You are not an inconvenience by giving birth in the middle of the night or by having a long birth. I'm here for it!

After your birth, I'll be so excited to share your pictures with you that I'll send you a few of my favorites within 24 hours. Then in 4-6 weeks you will get the rest! You'll get a minimum of 50 edited images and at most like 150. I really like birth, ok?

Copperas Cove Birth Photographer captures woman easing into her induction on her birth ball.

Copperas Cove Birth Photographer captures husband celebrating wife's accomplishments after difficult labor.

Birth Photography is Unique

We don't have a planned session time with the perfect natural light. But that's also what makes birth photos so beautiful. You can play with the light you do have, bounce a flash when it's completely dark, and get cool bokeh when you use twinkle lights!

I also don't have the ability to re-take a photo that didn't turn out as imagined. Girl, I gotta be on it or I miss it! (Don't worry, I'll be on it)

Back-up equipment, troubleshooting on the spot. It's all part of the gig and the thrill of the game. My best work is done under pressure. I was born for this!!