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<img class="left" src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/victoria719/th_square_animated2_25k.gif" alt=" " />When
I was pregnant with my daughter, Natalie Madeline, I hid from any and
every camera. The only picture that exists is a candid shot my mother
took while I was in a bakery - three days before I gave birth - in
front of a ton of Kosher cookies. Thanks, Mom!
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Not only am I
ashamed that I don&#39;t have a &#39;mom to be&#39; photo in all my glory but I am
embarrassed that I let feelings of insecurity cause me to miss out on
an opportunity that for me will only happen probably one more time in
my life if I am lucky.
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Thankfully, there&#39;s a top New York child
photographer who understands that pregnant moms like me can be a little
nutty about their new bodies. <strong> Jordan Elyse photography </strong> - a
photography studio currently celebrating its third year snaps beautiful
shots of expectant moms (with their husbands or by themselves).
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Check out the &#39;Moms to Be&#39; portfolio of <a href="http://www.jordanelyse.com/">Jordan Elyse photography </a> for clients obviously happy with Jordan&#39;s work.
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