Kerrisdale and Kitsilano are two neighbhourhoods I’ve been traveling to a lot lately, with my mobile newborn studio… what’s in the water over there? Is the Covid baby boom hitting their neighbourhoods harder than others?

This family had the sweetest older sister, who gave her baby sister kisses and cuddles the entire time we were there! How special to capture these two at the beginning of their sibling relationship, and there parents were SO lovely to work with!

The best part - they chose FINE ART PRINTS, which I helped them to plan for a wall over their couch. I love when families want to update their walls with personalized art of their most precious milestones, and thoroughly enjoy helping them decide how to arrange the prints!

Here was their Google review: An absolute joy to work with, Kim was so professional, yet relaxed and funny. We had a wonderful morning with her and her assistant, during the shoot - and that’s a lot to say, as I was only 4 days post delivery). My husband loved the shoot too, noting it was great for bonding with our newborn too.
And that was just the middle of the story.... Kim prepared us for the day ahead of time and we knew exactly what to expect. Her communication was exemplary throughout. The photos were amazing and Kim carried us through the whole process, offering her creative eye/input to help us choose a wonderful artistic wall (I’ll have to post again once the pictures are framed and mounted).

Kim took her time to adjust each pose/hair or adjust lighting before clicking. The artistic eye and talent in her process could not be replicated. And she was so gentle, yet confident handling our 4 day old. She also seems to love the process and working with people and babies, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable.
Honestly.... if you are on the fence about getting newborn pictures or selecting Kim Forrester Photography, just read her reviews. I went back and read them after the shoot and found myself in full agreement with all the positive reviews that others have managed to eloquently put into words.