Patient resting in hospital bed with medical equipment and monitors visible in warm-lit hospital room.
Medical team performing surgery in an operating room.
Medical staff perform initial measurements and checks on newborn in delivery room.
Black and white image of a crying newborn baby being held up by medical staff in a hospital room.
Newborn baby wearing white cap cries during first medical examination.
Black and white image showing intimate skin-to-skin contact moment after childbirth.
Close-up black and white photo of medical equipment tubing and connectors.
Black and white medical image showing a patient receiving care in a hospital bed with medical equipment visible.
Medical team in blue scrubs and surgical caps perform an operation in a brightly lit operating room.
Medical professionals in surgical attire and masks work in a hospital operating room in black and white photography.
Medical team in protective gear performing surgery in an operating room.
Medical professional in blue surgical scrubs and protective gear preparing for procedure.
Medical staff examine and clean a newborn baby immediately after delivery in black and white.
Medical professional in blue scrubs and protective gear holds newborn baby in hospital delivery room.
Doctors and nurses work together during surgical delivery in hospital operating room.

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Why do birthing sessions?

It lets you be present in the moment, and off of your phone. Your body is in such a state of shock you miss moments, it all becomes a blur. You nor your partner have to be on your phone you can soak up the moment and get pictures all at the same time.

Are birthing sessions awkward?

No! I stay quiet and out of the way to let y'all soak in all the joy.

Can you do C-sections?

The choice is up to your doctor, but if he/she allows me to be in the OR then YES!

How do I know when to call you?

If you plan on delivering at Fairview, let me know when you are on the way to the hospital. I usually come around 4-5cm depending how fast you are progressing.

Testimonials

Mackenzie Rozar


"On December 10th we welcomed our first born into this world via c section. Cole texted our friend Candace Kimbell and told her we had decided to move forward with a c section & asked if she’d be able to make it for photos. I will forever wonder how she made it to us so fast - scrubbed out and ready to go. I remember being on the operating table and looking up and saying is Candace in here? And Cole saying yes she’s in here! Instant relief rushed my mind as I knew we’d always have photos to look back on. I’ll forever be grateful that she was there- nearly midnight- capturing one of the best moments of my life. These photos are raw, vulnerable, and filled with so much emotion. They show how nervous Cole and I were to welcome our boy into the world.. they show the tender love and care that the doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists, and surgical team showed us in the delivery process, they show the love Cole and I have for one another, and most importantly they show God’s hand and hedge of protection over us as we welcomed Liam into the world. There’s nothing I’d trade for these photos. They absolutely mean the world to me. 


If you are on the fence about having a photographer in your delivery room - this is your sign! Do it and don’t look back. Thank you Candace, I’ll forever be indebted to you!"

Kari Sumner


"Having Candace capture the precious moments of my little girl being brought into the world is the best decision I have ever made! When you’re giving birth there is a lot that happens you won’t remember, but with having these photos, you will. I never even knew Candace was there and she still managed to get the best shots! I’m grateful to have these memories for Emberly to look back on someday!"

Betty Maxwell


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