The mom-to-be who posed with 20,000 bees
Mother-to-bee

Emily Mueller is a honey bee activist. The 33-year-old from Ohio is already a mom of three and is now celebrating her new pregnancy by posing for a photoshoot with a four-pound swarm of bees—that's 20,000 flying insects—on her belly.

Mueller made a career out of saving honey bees in Akron and the surrounding areas. As the Summit County Apiary Inspector and Master Beekeeping Program Chair for the Ohio State Beekeeper's Association, she is the woman behind "Mueller Honey Bee," a company with a mission to rescue honey bees through swarm removals and cutouts.
Mueller got into beekeeping after suffering several miscarriages.

For the photo shoot, she enlisted the help of her husband and Kendrah Damis Photography to make her "bee-utiful" idea come to life.

Emily says she was stung four times during the process but claims the injuries were her fault, as she accidentally squished a few of the bees.

http://www.oddee.com/list/8-unusual-maternity-photoshoots/

Disgusting

The Florida photographer who shoots his pregnant subjects underwater


Most pregnant women feel anything but weightless in their third trimester. That is likely not the case for the subjects of Florida photographer Adam Opris, who captured expectant women underwater for his latest project. The resulting images make the moms-to-be look almost mermaid-like, with gauzy dresses and loose, flowing hair.

The photos also present an intimate and romantic look at the pregnant female form—in most cases the women are tenderly cradling their bumps. Other photos feature the women's partners, and one adorable shot features a toddler thrilled at the prospect of becoming a big sister.

The woman who chose Target as her location for a maternity photo session


Page Miller might just be the ultimate Target mom, which is why she chose the store as the backdrop for her maternity photos after learning she was pregnant with her third child.

Page, a photographer herself, asked her friend Heather Pippin of Inspired By A True Story Photography to take her maternity pictures in a locale that’s all too familiar to most families.

She posed with her daughter Avery in one of the most real and creative shoots we’ve ever seen. And what's even more surprising is that Pippin managed to get shots without customers wandering by or employees coming to chastise them for snacking in the middle of an aisle

The expectant moms who posed as Disney princesses

Motherhood is pretty magical and Brazilian photographer Vanessa Firme, a mommy herself, has been photographing moms-to-be as popular fantasy characters.
From Bella in Beauty and the Beast to DC Comics' Wonder Woman, the series has taken Instagram by storm.

The photographer reimagines what it would look like if these princesses entered motherhood and, as you can guess, it's beautiful and surreal.

this is getting interesting

WTF?! the first one is bizarre! I can't even stand a single bee hovering over my head and that woman is 'chilling' with 20,000 and even got stung 4times? oyinbo get craze I swear

RoyalBlak007:
The Florida photographer who shoots his pregnant subjects underwater


Most pregnant women feel anything but weightless in their third trimester. That is likely not the case for the subjects of Florida photographer Adam Opris, who captured expectant women underwater for his latest project. The resulting images make the moms-to-be look almost mermaid-like, with gauzy dresses and loose, flowing hair.

The photos also present an intimate and romantic look at the pregnant female form—in most cases the women are tenderly cradling their bumps. Other photos feature the women's partners, and one adorable shot features a toddler thrilled at the prospect of becoming a big sister.

Looks like Photoshop

The deployed husband who was Photoshopped into his wife's maternity photo


Most husbands would do anything to support their wife throughout her pregnancy, but happens when a spouse's job has him stationed thousands of miles away?
Brandon Phillips was deployed overseas in the Air Force while wife Veronica was pregnant with the couple's first child back home in Miami.

When Veronica decided to do a maternity shoot, she wanted to include Brandon in the experience and shine a light on the reality of pregnancy for so many military families. With the help of photographer Jennifer McMahon, she was able to find a creative way to make Brandon a part of the shoot, even while he was overseas.

McMahon employed Photoshop to combine two photos, one from Veronica's shoot and one of Brandon posing in his Air Force uniform with a desert landscape in the background. In the emotional collage, he seems to be reaching across into her side of the photo to put his hand on her belly.

The colorful photoshoot created for for a "rainbow" baby


After giving birth to her first child, Jessica experienced six miscarriages. But by August 2016, she had sailed into her third trimester with a baby girl. This was her "rainbow" baby (defined as a child born after a miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death, like a rainbow following a storm).

Jessica’s husband knew it was important to document this miracle and approached From Labor to Love photographer JoAnn Marrero. The result was a breathtaking, multicolored maternity shoot that captured the attention of social media while simultaneously capturing Jessica's glow

The muddy images that embrace the mess of motherhood


This messy photo, taken by Dallas photographer Elaine Baca, shows Brittany Barton, her husband Jon, and their two oldest sons and just dancing, slinging, and living it up in the Texas mud.

Not what you'd have in mind for your maternity session? It wasn't what Brittany planned either, but as Baca explained, "In Waxahachie, Texas, when it rains, it pours. In the weeks leading up to the maternity session, the rain was relentless."

The family rescheduled several times and considered indoor photo locales, but Baca had a better idea—she knew the Barton's were outdoorsy, fun, and up for anything. "They have a huge backyard which backs up to a field, and I knew it had lots of muddy puddles, so I asked her what she thought about playing in the rain and ending with a mud fight. I don't think she (Brittany) even hesitated; she said she trusted my vision and wanted to go for it!"

| The expectant dog that got a glamorous maternity shoot


Fusee is a very good dog. Her owner, Elsa, counts the pup as her best friend. So when she got pregnant, Elsa knew she wanted to give her pooch the celebration she deserved.

She scheduled an elegant maternity photo shoot fit for a queen.
Eight weeks into Fusee’s pregnancy, Elsa roped in her sister’s boyfriend, Clayton Foshaug, to photograph Fusee in all her expectant glory. He got the duo to pose in the park with flowers, a "soon 2 be mom" sign, and Fusee even donned a floral crown.

The one with all that bees odikwa risky o. I had a bee sting once, I will never forget the pain and swelling that followed.

Love the rainbow baby so colourful

dominique:
The one with all that bees odikwa risky o. I had a bee sting once, I will never forget the pain and swelling that followed.

She must have robbed bee repellant on her skin.

RoyalBlak007:
The Florida photographer who shoots his pregnant subjects underwater


Most pregnant women feel anything but weightless in their third trimester. That is likely not the case for the subjects of Florida photographer Adam Opris, who captured expectant women underwater for his latest project. The resulting images make the moms-to-be look almost mermaid-like, with gauzy dresses and loose, flowing hair.

The photos also present an intimate and romantic look at the pregnant female form—in most cases the women are tenderly cradling their bumps. Other photos feature the women's partners, and one adorable shot features a toddler thrilled at the prospect of becoming a big sister.

I love this,

RoyalBlak007:
| The expectant dog that got a glamorous maternity shoot


Fusee is a very good dog. Her owner, Elsa, counts the pup as her best friend. So when she got pregnant, Elsa knew she wanted to give her pooch the celebration she deserved.

She scheduled an elegant maternity photo shoot fit for a queen.
Eight weeks into Fusee’s pregnancy, Elsa roped in her sister’s boyfriend, Clayton Foshaug, to photograph Fusee in all her expectant glory. He got the duo to pose in the park with flowers, a "soon 2 be mom" sign, and Fusee even donned a floral crown.

Cute

RoyalBlak007:
The colorful photoshoot created for for a "rainbow" baby


After giving birth to her first child, Jessica experienced six miscarriages. But by August 2016, she had sailed into her third trimester with a baby girl. This was her "rainbow" baby (defined as a child born after a miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death, like a rainbow following a storm).

Jessica’s husband knew it was important to document this miracle and approached From Labor to Love photographer JoAnn Marrero. The result was a breathtaking, multicolored maternity shoot that captured the attention of social media while simultaneously capturing Jessica's glow

So lovely

RoyalBlak007:
The mom-to-be who posed with 20,000 bees
Mother-to-bee

Emily Mueller is a honey bee activist. The 33-year-old from Ohio is already a mom of three and is now celebrating her new pregnancy by posing for a photoshoot with a four-pound swarm of bees—that's 20,000 flying insects—on her belly.

Mueller made a career out of saving honey bees in Akron and the surrounding areas. As the Summit County Apiary Inspector and Master Beekeeping Program Chair for the Ohio State Beekeeper's Association, she is the woman behind "Mueller Honey Bee," a company with a mission to rescue honey bees through swarm removals and cutouts.
Mueller got into beekeeping after suffering several miscarriages.

For the photo shoot, she enlisted the help of her husband and Kendrah Damis Photography to make her "bee-utiful" idea come to life.

Emily says she was stung four times during the process but claims the injuries were her fault, as she accidentally squished a few of the bees.

http://www.oddee.com/list/8-unusual-maternity-photoshoots/

Rough play, this woman sha

RoyalBlak007:
The deployed husband who was Photoshopped into his wife's maternity photo


Most husbands would do anything to support their wife throughout her pregnancy, but happens when a spouse's job has him stationed thousands of miles away?
Brandon Phillips was deployed overseas in the Air Force while wife Veronica was pregnant with the couple's first child back home in Miami.

When Veronica decided to do a maternity shoot, she wanted to include Brandon in the experience and shine a light on the reality of pregnancy for so many military families. With the help of photographer Jennifer McMahon, she was able to find a creative way to make Brandon a part of the shoot, even while he was overseas.

McMahon employed Photoshop to combine two photos, one from Veronica's shoot and one of Brandon posing in his Air Force uniform with a desert landscape in the background. In the emotional collage, he seems to be reaching across into her side of the photo to put his hand on her belly.

Different shades of Adorable....

Amhappy:
Love the rainbow baby so colourful

The concept tells a lovely story

Cool pictures

NICE

adorable except d bee photo

I wish I can have this for my wife

Rubbish

OP pls put graphic in d first picture.

first one di kwa risky

Wow... I'll try no2, just pray I don't drown in d process.

Endtime pictures

And these people get husband abi. Na the pikin inside me dey worry for.

But women sha. They must photoshoot everything. When the ting being dey enter, dem no photoshoot that one o

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I want to do a shoot with A Star Wars costume or an anime themed Cosplay.

Quite Creative I must say. But wait o, first pre-wedding shoots, now maternity shoots, there's another gradually coming up called "gender reveal". Very soon it will become "compulsory. more pressure on the male folks if you ask me. One too many frivolities a man has to get involved with in the course of having a family.

Let's leave western culture alone Abeg.

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