Fresh 48 Hospital Newborn Session – Dubai Newborn Photographer
48 Hours. One story that lasts a lifetime.
You won’t frame your Fresh 48 photos. But one day, your baby will hold them in their hands—and ask to hear the story again.
The story of how they entered the world, how you held them for the first time and how the light fell across the room as they blinked up at you with that brand new gaze.
Fresh 48 - the special photo shoot
Fresh 48 sessions are unlike any other photo session.
There’s a quiet, electric kind of emotion that lives in those first hours after birth. Exhaustion, wonder, fragility, love—woven together in a way that can’t be recreated.
These sessions don’t require much planning. We can’t pin them to a date and we can’t wait for perfect light or hair or rest.
And that’s what makes them so powerful. They tell the beautiful story of how you welcome your baby to the world.
The story of this day
A Fresh 48 session in your Dubai hospital room
On the day of the session featured here, we had something rare in Dubai: clouds and rain. Did we consider rescheduling? Not for a second. Because the weather is always part of the story too and Fresh 48 is about honouring the story—exactly as it unfolds.
There’s courage in choosing to be photographed just a day or two after giving birth. You’re tired. Your body is tender. You’re still finding your footing in a brand new world.
But that courage? It’s what makes these photos so meaningful.
Fresh 48 sessions are beautifully short and gently structured.
With limited space and time, every moment counts and that’s where my experience (and deep love for these sessions) comes in.
I’ll guide the shoot with care, making the most of the light, the layout, and the time we have. You don’t need to pose or plan something special. Just be there—with your baby—and I’ll take care of the rest.
If this kind of storytelling speaks to you, I’d love to walk into those first hours with you. It would be my honour to document this quiet, powerful chapter so you’ll always remember not just when they arrived, but how it felt to meet them.
