This video is an example of one of the many support lessons included within The Newborn Photography Foundation Course. It will give you an insight into my teaching style, as well as practical guidance on choosing the right camera and lenses for newborn photography.

Throughout the 12-week programme, students receive more than 20 additional support lessons like this, designed to complement the main weekly modules and help build confidence step by step.

How The Programme Works

Each week, a new module is released on Sunday at 10am (London time), allowing you to learn at your own pace. Every module focuses on a key aspect of newborn photography, helping you develop both your technical skills and confidence.

To support your learning, you'll also receive access to two live sessions each week:

Monday Night Live – Monday, 8pm (London time)

A live Q&A session where you can ask questions, seek clarification, and receive personalised support on that week's topic.

Thursday Catch-Up – Thursday, 8pm (London time)

A relaxed group session where we review the week's learning, discuss the home learning task, share experiences, and answer any additional questions. These sessions are often a highlight of the programme and help create a supportive learning community.

Can't attend live?

No problem. All live sessions are recorded and made available to watch later, so you never miss out on the support.

Lifetime Access

Students receive lifetime access to all course materials, support lessons, and recorded live sessions, allowing you to revisit the training whenever you need it as your skills and business continue to grow.

This lesson is just a small glimpse into the level of support provided throughout The Newborn Photography Foundation Course.

Alongside the weekly lessons, you'll receive ongoing mentoring, practical guidance, and access to a supportive community of aspiring newborn photographers—all designed to help you build confidence, work safely with newborns, and take your first steps towards a successful photography business.