Three images by Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders have been named as finalists in the Documentary Family Awards category, Birth.

Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders receives Honorable Mention for her image titled Exhale at the 2021 Image of the Year Competition for The International Association of Professional Birth Photographers. Here’s what the judges and commenters had to say about the win: “Beautiful moment, well captured. I would have loved to see this in BW.” “I […]

It’s been an interesting time for birth photographers navigating visitor restrictions amidst covid for the past two years. But for Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders, the sun has started to shine. Her photo has won a prize in a prestigious international photography competition for birth photography. This is the second year of the Birth & […]

Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders received recognition for placing in the TOP 20 of all photographs entered into the International Birth Photographer Of The Year Awards 2021.

Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders was awarded a Silver award for her image titled Afterbirth Pains at the International Birth Photographer Of The Year Awards 2021.

Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders was awarded a Bronze award for her image titled The Last Time She Latched at the International Birth Photographer Of The Year Awards 2021.

Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders was awarded a Bronze award for her image titled Transition Through Darkness at the International Birth Photographer Of The Year Awards 2021.

April 27, 2021Press Release Portland Birth Photographer Natalie Broders takes 1st place in international photography competition Natalie Broders, Portland birth photographer, was awarded 1st place in the international photography competition Birth & Beyond Photography Awards for the photo below, titled Three Sisters. Natalie said this about the photograph: “This moment happened organically, with the mother […]

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Natalie’s work was viewed and discussed alongside contending finalist submissions and chosen as one of the most outstanding examples of documentary family photography in 2020.