Eugene, Oregon
Birth Photographer
Hi, I’m Rachel.
I’m passionate about using photography and art for story-telling, healing and empowerment.
I believe the way you remember your birth matters.
My goal is to honor birthing families in their most sacred moments and reflect back to them their authentic power, beauty, and magic.
“Rachel makes every client into the hero of their own stories, because that’s how she genuinely sees them.”
-Diana (Eugene Oregon)
How does it all work?
Step 1:
Book a free consultation where I can answer the many questions you probably have. We’ll get to know each other to make sure we’re a good fit. I’ll ask you questions about your birth plan and hear about your preferences for how you’d like your birth documented.
Step 2:
Sign contracts and put down a deposit to secure your due date on my calendar. Stay in touch and keep me updated throughout your pregnancy. I’ll officially go on-call for you 24/7 starting at 37 weeks up until your sweet little one is born.
Step 3:
Let me know when you think you are going into labor. I’ll aim to arrive once active labor has been established to photograph the end of labor, the birth, and all the postpartum cuddles. Then I’ll deliver your curated, downloadable gallery to you in 2-3 weeks!
“She captured a beauty in myself that I didn’t even realize was there.”
-Kelsey (Eugene, Oregon)
International Award Winning Birth Photographer
Featured on Birth Becomes You’s List of“Top Birth Photography Images of 2021”
Finalist in Spring 2021 Documentary Family Awards
“Judge’s Choice” in Everyday Birth Photo Contest Fall Winter (2021)
Winner in Birth and Beyond Photography Awards (2021)
Honorable Mention in Everyday Birth Photo Contest Spring Summer (2021)
Featured on Birth Becomes You’s List of“21 Birth Photographers to Follow in 2021”
Top 20% in the 2022 International Birth Photography Image Competition
“You deserve to be reminded of your strength,
your intuition and beautiful immeasurable power.
Rachel’s artistic talent and profound love of birth is
the perfect view finder to mirror it all back to you.”
-Arianna (Newberg, Oregon)
