Aimee Buxton Photography

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Introduction: I am a newborn, baby, and child photographer specializing in fine art portraits of your favorite little people. I love photographing your child skipping in mud puddles, throwing a tantrum, staring soulfully into the camera, or giving me the cheesiest grin known to man. I believe in photos being blown up big on your wall. I believe that newborn lips are kissable. I also believe that all newborns look totally different from one another and that baby bottoms are the cutest thing in this world. I think that a moody toddler with wild hair is an amazing little person. Your child and I could have a lot of fun exploring the outdoors or making silly faces at each other in my home studio. I also love taking photos of parents and children interacting -- raw and uninhibited. I can make you feel sexy in your own skin as you cuddle your new little one skin to skin. I would love to start a relationship with you and your child.

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How did you get started doing this type of work?
I wanted to be an advertising executive because I loved the ads I saw in Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. I would tear out photos and paste them on my wall. My dad said no way to fashion school and I could not enjoy business school. So I ended up being a journalism/literature student. I never felt happy when I thought of future careers, so I became a college educated SAHW. After I had my baby, I wanted good photos of her and Picture People did not give me what I saw on Baby Gap ads. It hit me that I liked the photos in those Vogue ads! I wanted to know everything about photography and have been studying it 24/7 since that moment. I am a big believer in education and plan to go back to school for my masters in Fine Art, but for now I rely on mentors and trial and error.