I recommend sunrise sessions for early risers and those who look for calm and peaceful vibes, and want their session to be more private. It's a great time to capture couple’s romantic moments or maternity photos. The downside of sunrise session is is the early wake-up. Depending on the time of the year, sunrise can be as early as 5:40-7 am. Although if you're traveling from the East or even the West Coast, you might find it easier to wake up early due to the time difference.

When you're planning a beach maternity photoshoot in Maui, choosing the right outfit is essential to ensure you look and feel great! In this blog post, I’d like to give you some tips on what to wear for your maternity session.

In this post I would like to share some photos from my first year living on Maui. After a few months working in a coffee shop and pizza place on Front Street I bought my first DSLR camera which I took with me almost anywhere I went to capture the amazing surroundings of Maui.

A maternity session is not just about capturing the physical changes but also the emotions and connection you share with your partner or family. Interact with them, let your love and joy shine through. Hold hands, cuddle, share kisses and loving glances. Involve your spouse or siblings by encouraging them to caress your baby bump and share the excitement. These gestures show the anticipation and love surrounding the arrival of your little one.

Lifestyle boudoir has more relaxed and simple approach to boudoir sessions where you don’t have to wear high heels, skimpy lingerie and get in weird poses. Instead, just put on a simple gown or t-shirt, cuddle up on the bed with a blanket or have a look at a beautiful sunset outside of your balcony!