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Witchy Maternity Session during Spooky Season - Chelsea, Michigan
Unique maternity session customized to meet your needs. Birth photographer and doula.
Top Photography Locations in Chelsea, Michigan - Jennifer Mason Photography
Top 5 favorite photography locations in the South Michigan Area.
Fast Homebirth in Detroit with Magpie Midwifery - Jennifer Mason Birth Photographer
As a birth photographer, doula, and birth filmmaker, I live by the motto "Babies come when they come. and they come when they are ready.” This birth embodied both of those statements. My clients rely on my preparedness and readiness at any given moment. One such instance was when Rachel called me to her birth in December, contracting regularly at just 37 weeks. After several hours at her house, the contractions had not progressed, and Rachel could finally get some well-needed sleep. We all rested and waited, but the contractions slowed way down.
Maternity Session with the Whole Family in Nature
Family pregnancy session in nature in Chelsea, Michigan.
Birth and Family Film - Family Videographer in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Family film and photos documented during the first 12 months of life!
Moment of Birth Images That Will Make You Smile - Ann Arbor Birth Photographer
Moment of Birth Images that will make you smile.
Christmas Home Birth in Grass Lake Michigan
It was a cold morning and I spent the day editing and taking an icy walk through the woods. When I got back home, I got a call from my clients midwife, and my dear friend, Celeste. She said that our mutual client was in labor, and I should head that way shortly.
The first thing I thought was, ‘what a perfect day to be born!’