Just Kidding Fotografie

Memories to talk about, to feel, to smell and to hold. As a specialist in maternity photography, Just Kidding Fotografie (Rolinka Struik) in Lelystad gently and lovingly captures the special period when you are preparing for a new life. Why choose Rolinka as your maternity photographer? Because, as a mother herself, she knows how fleeting these moments are. Her work is about real people and their stories; in a maternity session she does not chase the perfect picture but seeks the pure connection between you, the play of natural light, and the vulnerable details that later become priceless. What makes her approach special? Rolinka works in a documentary and minimalist style — using natural light and creating a relaxed atmosphere so you don’t need to pose stiffly. With small, loving prompts and calm guidance there’s room for spontaneous glances, gentle touches and intimate moments. The result is warm, timeless maternity photos that evoke feeling and make memories tangible. How does a maternity shoot at Just Kidding Fotografie proceed? First we get to know each other so your wishes and styling are clear. Many expectant parents choose a shoot during the golden hour or in the familiar light of home; Rolinka brings experience and styling advice to help you feel at ease. During the session she follows the moment — present but unobtrusive. After the shoot she carefully selects and edits the images with respect for the natural colours and mood of your day. Practical extras and care: Rolinka offers a Client Closet with dress options and guidance on clothing choices so the focus remains on you and the bump. For families and newborns the maternity session often connects beautifully to the Birth & Beyond documentary she also offers — a tender way to preserve what is so precious for a lifetime. If you are looking for a maternity photographer in Lelystad and the central Netherlands who is professional, personal and disarmingly honest, Just Kidding Fotografie is your choice. Together we create images that will be passed down for generations — photography as a return ticket to life.