Renowned photographer Anne Geddes has opened up about the delightful origins of one of her most beloved images—the iconic baby nestled in a flowerpot. In an exclusive interview, Geddes recounted the spontaneous moment that led to the creation of this timeless photograph.
"We popped the baby in a flowerpot," Geddes revealed with a laugh, describing how the idea came to life almost by accident. The image, which became synonymous with her whimsical and heartwarming style, was born from a playful experiment during a photoshoot.
The Magic Behind the Lens
Geddes, celebrated for her ability to capture the innocence and charm of newborns, explained how her creative process often involves improvisation. "Sometimes the best ideas come when you least expect them," she said. The flowerpot photo, now a staple in nurseries and art collections worldwide, was no exception.
Her work has transcended generations, with many parents cherishing her photographs as keepsakes. "It’s about celebrating new life and the joy it brings," Geddes shared. "Every baby is unique, and my goal is to highlight that in a way that feels magical."
A Legacy of Joy
With a career spanning decades, Geddes has cemented her place as a pioneer in newborn photography. Her images, often featuring babies in imaginative settings, have graced calendars, books, and galleries, earning her a global following.
Reflecting on her journey, Geddes expressed gratitude for the enduring love her work has received. "It’s humbling to know these photos have touched so many lives," she said. "They’re not just pictures—they’re memories."
