Being Pregnant
Prettiest Maternity Photos
I want one of each, please / Image by Kelly Hicks
I don’t know if I’m trying to make up for my lack of an identifiable baby bump at nearly 19 weeks, or if I simply adore the pregnant silhouette, but I can’t stop looking at (pinning, favorite-ing, bookmarking) maternity photos. Or rather, photos of pregnant women—I like the less formal approach.
Including the professionally arranged and also the spur-of-the-moment shot, here are a handful of my favorite, unusual and beautiful pregnancy photos. I want one just like all of them.
Image credits and links:
“Soft and Bright” image by Eri/e*airfuly
“Real and Tender” image by Ryan Condor for Kelly Breslin
“Classic, Timeless” image by Kelly Hicks
“Pretty and Familiar” image by Olivia de Brito
“Sparkle and Fade” image by Aura Joon
“Pregnancy as Art” image by Anna Rummey
“Ethereal” image by Deb Schwedhelm
“Simple and Smart” image by Ashley Skjaveland
“Just a Glimpse” image by by Annie McElwain
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4 Comments
Melanie commented on Jul 19 11 at 2:00 pmMaternity photos can be so cheesy that I’m almost against them in most cases but this has given me new hope that they can be beautiful. I love the soft light in several of these.
charmedvalerie commented on Jul 19 11 at 4:34 pmI totally agree with the previous commenter (Melanie).
Ashley commented on Jul 19 11 at 11:06 pmI especially love the Kelly Hicks and Aura Joon pics. I only wish my silhouette was this pretty when pregnant. These are soft and real and have a documentary like feel to them. What a wonderful way to document a little life beginning inside you. Beautiful.
alismith commented on Jul 20 11 at 4:43 pmI totally agree, Melanie and Valerie. These gave me new hope.
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