Greensboro Maternity Photographer
This Is the Last Chapter Before Everything Changes
You're somewhere in the stretched-out middle of it. The nursery is half finished. You've got a name picked (or you absolutely do not). You're tired in a way you didn't know was possible, and also strangely aware that this is the last stretch where it's just you and this baby.
You've thought about maternity photos. You've also thought about how you don't exactly feel photogenic right now.
Both things can be true.
I'm Kelly, a Greensboro maternity photographer with a studio at Revolution Mill, and I photograph expecting moms in a way that feels less like a photoshoot and more like an hour where somebody finally makes a fuss over you. No stiff poses. No pretending you feel like a magazine cover. Just you, exactly as you are right now, photographed well enough that your kid looks at it someday and understands how loved they already were.
you never understand life until it grows inside of you
No posing experience needed — I'll guide every moment.
You Don't Have to Feel Ready
Here's what I hear a lot: I want photos, I just don't feel like myself right now. Swollen, exhausted, not quite recognizing the person in the mirror. Standing in front of a camera can feel like one more thing on a list that's already too long.
That part is my job, not yours. Knowing what to do with your hands. Knowing which angles are genuinely flattering at 33 weeks. Knowing when to let your toddler crash the frame, because that's the photo you're going to cry over in four years.
You don't need a hair and makeup team, a Pinterest board, or a plan for what to say to the camera. I'll tell you exactly where to put your hands, how to stand so your bump looks the way you want it to, and when to just relax and let your partner make you laugh. Most of what feels awkward in your head disappears the second we actually start.
You don't have to feel ready. You just have to show up.
FULL-SERVICE MATERNITY PHOTOGRAPHY IN GREENSBORO, NC — FROM STYLING TO HEIRLOOM PORTRAITS YOU'LL HANG ON YOUR WALL.
The Full Service Experience
The Full Service Experience
Your $199 session fee covers a lot more than the time in front of my camera.
From the moment you reach out, I'm guiding you through every decision so you don't have to figure it out alone. That includes full access to my client closet, stocked with maternity gowns in a wide range of sizes, so there's no scrambling to buy something that fits at 34 weeks.
Maternity Session Booking Fee:
$199
A pre-session planning call to answer your questions
Personalized outfit planning and access to my client closet
A relaxed, beautifully lit session in the location that fits your vision
Careful editing of your gallery
An in-person reveal appointment where you see your images together and choose your favorites
Handcrafted heirloom products — wall art, albums, and keepsakes designed to actually live in your home
This isn't a shoot-and-share situation. You'll leave with something tangible. Something you'll want to hang on your wall and show your kid someday.
Whether you're dreaming of an heirloom album, custom wall art, or digital images to share with family, we'll create keepsakes that preserve this season of your life — beautifully.
* Digital images, collections, and products sold separately. Investment guides are shared after our call, so we can walk through everything together.
Where We'll Take Your Maternity Photos
A studio built for it, or a field that feels like a dream.
My Revolution Mill studio. Exposed brick, warm wood floors, big windows and all the soft natural light they let in. It's climate controlled, which matters more than you'd think when you're 34 weeks in a North Carolina July or due in the middle of January. Somewhere to sit between outfits. A bathroom ten steps away. And if your due date shifts or the sky opens up, your session still happens.
Dogwood Farms. Wildflower fields about thirty minutes outside Greensboro, and my favorite spot for golden hour. Late spring through early fall, this place is unreal.
Somewhere that means something to you. Got a place? Tell me. I'll go scope it out.
I photograph expecting moms throughout Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, and the surrounding Triad.
When Should You Schedule Maternity Photos?
Timing matters more than most moms realize.
If you're expecting twins or your pregnancy is considered high risk, aim for 28 to 32 weeks instead. Early arrivals are common and I'd rather have your photos than not.
Past 36 weeks and still want photos? We can absolutely do it. It just means a little more comfort planning and a lot more flexibility on my end, which is fine.
The best time to actually reach out is your second trimester. Spring and fall book up first here, and I'd hate for timing to be the reason this doesn't happen.
Want the longer version? I wrote a whole post on when to take maternity photos.
Nearly all of the moms I photograph pregnant come back a few weeks later with a newborn in their arms. Then for a first birthday. Then for family photos every fall after that.
That's honestly my favorite part of this job. Watching a family I met when they were nervous and expecting turn into a family with a five-year-old who calls me by name.
If you're thinking about newborn photos too, tell me on our call. We can plan both now, and I'll show you the album that holds the whole story (bump on one page, baby on the next). It's the thing my maternity clients end up loving most, and you can only build it if we catch both chapters.
A Lot of My Clients Start Right Here
Most of these bumps turned into babies I got to meet.
See Newborn Sessions
"She chose the most perfect flower farm for our maternity shoot."
"Her suggestions for attire were perfect, her energy during the shoot was impeccable, and her finished work was outstanding. She chose the most perfect flower farm in Greensboro for our maternity shoot — beautiful, and entertaining for my 20-month-old daughter too!"
- Kassidy T.
"Her studio was beautiful and full of natural light."
"Her studio was beautiful and full of natural light, she had maternity dress options to choose from, and she was fantastic with photographing my young girls (which can be tricky). Very pleased with her work and highly recommend her to anyone looking for top quality studio photos!"
- Brittany H.
"People still tell us the pictures look like we're from a magazine."
"Kelly had this amazing ability to make myself and family so comfortable through each session. She captured breathtaking golden hour sunset pictures for my maternity session that truly showed the love between me and my fiancé, and the quality was more than I could imagine."
- Abbey P.
"She made me feel comfortable and beautiful at a time in life when my body felt anything but."
"My family worked with Kelly for both maternity and newborn sessions and when I tell you our photos couldn't have turned out better, I mean there is no way they could have been better!...She helped wrangle a chaotic, over-tired toddler like a pro and gave us photos we will cherish forever. I am proud to display her photos in our home."
- Janet R.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What questions do you have?
Don't see your question?
Q: Can we do maternity photos indoors?
Q: Can my partner and kids be in the photos?
Q: How much do maternity Photos cost?
Q: Do you have maternity gowns I can wear?
Q: Where do you take maternity photos in Greensboro?
Q: When should I schedule my maternity photos?
Q: When should I schedule my maternity photos?
A: Between 30 and 36 weeks for most pregnancies. Your bump has popped, you're usually still comfortable, and there's a safe buffer before your due date. If you're expecting twins or your pregnancy is high risk, plan for 28 to 32 weeks instead. Reach out in your second trimester so we can hold the date you want.
Q: Where do you take maternity photos in Greensboro?
A: Two main options. My Revolution Mill studio in Greensboro, which is climate controlled with beautiful natural window light and works year-round no matter the weather. Or outdoors at any number of locations depending on your vision. Recently, I've been doing a lot of maternity sessions in the wildflower fields at Dogwood Farms.
Q: Do you have maternity gowns I can wear?
A: Yes. My client closet is stocked with maternity gowns in a wide range of sizes, and it's included with your session at no extra cost. You're welcome to try things on ahead of time, and you're also welcome to wear something of your own. I'll help you decide either way as well as help style the other members of your family.
Q: How much do maternity photos cost?
A: The maternity session booking fee is $199, which covers the planning call, the session, editing, and your in-person reveal. Collections start at $799 and are purchased separately at your reveal. I share the full investment guide on our call so you have every number before you commit to anything.
Q: Can my partner and kids be in the photos?
A: Absolutely, and I'd encourage it. Partners, big brothers and sisters, even the dog. This chapter is happening to your whole family, not just to you, and older siblings especially love seeing how excited they were before the baby arrived.
Q: Can we do maternity photos indoors?
A: Yes. My Revolution Mill studio was built for exactly this. Soft window light, exposed brick, warm wood floors, and a temperature that stays comfortable when you're 34 weeks along in July. No weather gambling, no rescheduling, no standing in a field in August.
Q: Do you photograph newborns too?
A: I do, and most of my maternity clients book both. Newborn sessions happen in the first two weeks after birth, and we can plan yours before the baby arrives so it's one less thing to organize later.
Let's Get You On the Calendar Before Baby Beats Us To It
If you're expecting in the Greensboro area, I'd love to hold your spot before your due date sneaks up on both of us. Reach out and I'll get back to you within 24 hours. We'll talk through timing, whether the studio or outdoors feels more like you, and what these photos should look like when they're hanging in your house.
Whatever you decide about a photographer, please get photos of yourself pregnant. You'll want them. And so will they.
See how the full Experience Works
Reach out while you're still expecting — I'll take care of everything from there.
