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Photography: Skin to Skin by Emily Graham

17 July, 2022 12:00 am
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The latest in our regular photography series
By Waltham Forest Echo

Credit: Emily Graham
Credit: Emily Graham

This portrait series is a visual record of each woman’s unique and passionate breastfeeding story and aims to normalise and celebrate the natural beauty of the postpartum body.

Emily is a family and newborn photographer based in Highams Park. As a mum of two with a background in paediatric nursing, she has lots of experience working with children and her passion is helping people document their family as it truly looks, with authenticity and meaning.

See more of Emily’s photography on her website www.emilygrahamphotography.co.uk or Instagram @emilygrahamphoto

We want your photos! Our next photography page will be on the theme of ‘Togetherness’. Please send in your images on this theme to [email protected] by 18th July 2022.

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