Meg Ann Photography

Meg Ann Photography Lakeville, Minnesota family + newborn photography for the modern, carefree, and fun-loving family who cherishes real moments as memories.

I think one of the most beautiful things about family is that love doesn’t always arrive in the order we expect it to. S...
08/16/2026

I think one of the most beautiful things about family is that love doesn’t always arrive in the order we expect it to. Some family arrives all at once, other family arrives in chapters.

Sometimes it begins by loving a child who already has a mom, and learning how to become another safe, steady person in her life. You don’t replace anyone. You don’t need to. You simply find your own place in her story.

For this mama, that story began years ago when she met this little girl, she got to know her, love her, show up for her, and become part of the family that was already being formed.

Years later, another chapter began when she became a mom herself for the first time.
A different kind of beginning. A different kind of love. The kind that comes with bringing your own baby into the world and suddenly realizing your heart somehow has room for an entirely new person without taking anything away from the people who were already there.

And now, here they are again.
A family that has grown in layers, preparing to welcome one more baby.
One more little person to love.
One more sibling relationship beginning.
One more chair at the table.
One more life being woven into a family that already carries so much history.

Maybe that is one of the quieter miracles of family; the heart does not divide itself to make room. It only multiplies.

Not simply a family of four becoming five.
But a family that has been built through different beginnings, different relationships, and a whole lot of choosing to love one another well.

There is something incredibly tender about watching a family make room for one more person while honoring those who helped make the family what it already is.
And those are the stories I never want to forget to photograph.

There is something about photographing those first few days at home that takes me back every single time.Not because the...
08/13/2026

There is something about photographing those first few days at home that takes me back every single time.
Not because they are quiet or polished or because everyone magically knows what they are doing yet. Actually, it’s quite the opposite. You are learning this brand new little person for the first time, figuring out who needs what and when, operating on less sleep than medically advisable, and somehow also trying to remember every tiny thing about them because you already know it’s changing too fast.
That’s always the part as a photographer that I’m looking for.
The way Dad holds him just a little tighter without even thinking about it. The way Mom closes her eyes when she pulls him in. The little hand that’s tucked by his face. And the nursery that you spent months putting together, but aren’t actually using right away.
I’ll always give you enough direction that you don’t feel like you’re standing there wondering what to do with your hands, but I don’t want your newborn photos to feel like a performance. I want them to feel like your actual life, just slowed down enough for you to see how good it was while you were in it.
I want all this because someday the crib will be gone, the tiny clothes won’t fit, and you’ll somehow forget exactly how small he felt against your chest.
These are the things I want you to have memories of.

When the coffee hits at exactly the right time 💃🏼
06/26/2026

When the coffee hits at exactly the right time 💃🏼




June 2023 • Something in me shifted a few years ago.I don’t know the exact moment, but I remember the feeling. Like some...
05/01/2026

June 2023 • Something in me shifted a few years ago.
I don’t know the exact moment, but I remember the feeling. Like something inside of me finally clicked into place.
And then the thought came clearly:
I’m not living my life.
I’m giving it away for other people to consume.
For a long time, I leaned on social media in the moments of motherhood that felt too overwhelming to sit with. I called it connection. I called it creativity. Sometimes it was.

But sometimes, if I’m honest, it was escape.
Even while being “real” and “transparent,” I was still disappearing from the people who mattered most.
My husband. My children. My home. My actual life.
And then I looked at my kids and felt the weight of it.

They get one childhood.
One.

I don’t want to spend it half-present. I don’t want to keep reaching for a screen when life asks me to stay. I don’t want to confuse being seen online with being known by the people in my own home.

Maybe I’ll keep sharing here. Maybe I’ll come and go. Maybe my relationship with this space will always change as I do.

But I know this much:
I don’t care who I am on here if it costs me who I am there.

There is exactly one childhood my children get.
And I want to be present and accounted for, for it 🖤

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