Remembrance photography is offered to families to help cope with the grief of a lost baby. Todd Hochberg is a pioneer in the field of perinatal bereavement photography.

“He’s not just a photographer; he’s an advocate,” said Deborah L. Davis, who has written numerous books on parental bereavement and has gotten to know Hochberg at conferences.

Akron Children’s medical photographer Ted Stevens, who specializes in bereavement photography, was there, too. It was his job to capture the only photos Sofia’s family would have of her.

Photographer Specializes in Infant Bereavement A Spokane, Wash., photographer is commited to helping the parents of deceased newborn and stillborn infants. In doing so, he is acknowledging a form ...

In the early 2000s, Hochberg left a corporate photography job to pursue what he calls “bereavement photography” full-time. He doesn’t charge the families.

WHAT: Volunteer recruitment meeting for the nationwide photography network for Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep infant bereavement photography. WHEN: 7 p.m. Monday, June 23.

Our photos show Hugo's personality - lying back with his legs dangling over his nest, throwing his arms around, playing with the wires, or comfily lying in his favourite position on his tummy. Our ...

The donations went towards helping the group offer bereavement photography and training for medical professionals and others who help those dealing with grief and loss. advertisement.

Editor’s Note: In 1988, President Ronald Reagan declared October as National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month in remembrance of the infants we never got to know. Mattias’ baby picture ...

Carolyn and Brian Schroeder never imagined this kind of baby photo album. “Don’t take this the wrong way,” Brian said to photographer Todd Hochberg. “We want to see the pictures, but there ...