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Welcome Baby Sterling | Amanda Wose Photography

I’m so excited to share a few favorites from Cam’s session this morning! Cam’s mom, Jaymi, and I married into the same extended family, and I was honored to capture these images of her new baby boy.

How sweet are his little hands? I just love Cam’s adorable hairline, too. Newborn hair (or lack thereof!) can be one of those fleeting qualities that changes in the blink of an eye.

This session took place at the Sterling residence, which meant we were able to incorporate more personal touches such as this beautiful handmade blanket. Is there anything better to a Marylander than blue crabs and their flag?!

Congratulations to the Sterling and Hogan families! This sweet boy is already so loved. My girls can’t wait to meet their newest cousin!

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As an internationally-lauded wedding photographer with a decade of experience, Amanda brings her signature timeless, editorial style and classic, romantic aesthetic to modern love stories. 

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