Uniontown & Washington PA Pregnancy Photos | Christine

It truly is such an honor to be brought into the lives of clients during their biggest moments in life. Christine and Alan were expecting their first child together earlier this year, and I had the opportunity to document it by taking their pregnancy photos in the final weeks before their son’s due date.

Like many other mama’s to be, Christine had doubts about bearing her belly. Especially two weeks before her due date.  But after seeing her images, she fell in love with them!

If you have waited until the last few moments for a maternity session and are wondering if you should do it, then  contact us!     today! We’ll go over some ideas, answer any questions you may have, see what you are hoping for. I’ll check to see if we have any openings to get you in right away. We have an entire line of dresses and gowns for you to choose from in a variety of colors, styles, and sizes, and my collection is always growing. I have never had a single maternity client who has ever regretted capturing such an amazing time in their life. Celebrate this time in your life, because your bump is BEAUTIFUL! It will be fun, you’ll feel and look stunning, and you’ll have a story to tell your children. Do not pass up the opportunity to capture your pregnancy, as it is an amazing gift to leave for the generation you are creating!

Brandy Miller, of Miller Photography & Design is a Fine Art Uniontown & Washington, PA Photographer. We work in Uniontown, Washington, Pittsburgh, Cannonsburg, Waynesburg, and the surrounding areas.

Miller Photography & Design specializes in photographing seniors and maternity. Brandy also loves photographing engagements, family, and children.

To see more of Brandy’s work visit www.millerphotographyanddesign.com  Visit her Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/millerphotographyanddesign/  or instagram account https://www.instagram.com/millerphotographyanddesign/

You may contact Brandy at brandymiller@millerphotographyanddesign.com

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