As a maternity photography specialist in Bergen op Zoom, Iris captures your pregnancy in a warm, natural style. Ideal at 32–36 weeks; includes styling advice and personal guidance.
I am Iris van der Hout and maternity photography is one of the specialities that truly excites me. As a photographer based in the Bergen op Zoom area, I love capturing the tender, warm moments that come with expecting a child. My approach is personal and relaxed: I create a calm atmosphere in which you feel at ease, allowing the images to be authentic and timeless. Why choose a maternity shoot with me? Because I focus on warm, natural maternity photos that show the bond between you (and your partner) and your baby. I often recommend scheduling the session between 32 and 36 weeks — at that stage your bump is beautifully visible while you often still feel freer to move. During an introductory conversation we discuss the style that suits you: intimate and understated, light and airy, or a more dramatic belly-focused look. I also provide practical styling advice on clothing, colours and possible props so everything comes together in the images. How I work: beforehand we take ample time to go through your wishes. On the day itself I ensure a relaxed atmosphere; I give subtle direction and choose compositions that highlight the most beautiful shapes and connections. Whether we shoot at a special location in and around Bergen op Zoom or at a place that is meaningful to you, we decide together. Props and personal items are welcome — they make the photos even more personal. As a maternity specialist I also think ahead: many couples choose to combine a Newborn shoot so pregnancy and those first weeks become a continuous story. The images are perfect for printing on canvas or as a lasting keepsake in the nursery. My style is warm, human and focused on genuine emotion. I take great pleasure in helping families create memories that will still move them years from now. Would you like to know more about a maternity shoot in Bergen op Zoom and the surrounding area? I’m happy to discuss the possibilities and to help make this special period visible and tangible.