Cintia Clickz

Those little folds on a baby’s hands never go unnoticed by me. The tiny fingers, the soft skin, the way the hands still stay naturally curled in those first weeks.

These details change quietly and much faster than parents expect. That is why I always make space for close-ups like these during a session.

Later, the photos become a reminder of how unbelievably small they once were.

📍 Cintia Clickz - Burlington ON

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When I photographed Consuelo and her husband, I chose to keep everything simple. The white background, the soft curtains, the quiet light. It allowed me to focus on how they were together in this moment of waiting.

There is something very particular about this phase. The connection is already there, even before the baby arrives.

With Mother’s Day approaching, I find myself paying even more attention to these beginnings, where motherhood is already present in a quiet and steady way.

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