Maternity photographer in Seville

Weeks 30 to 34 are the fixed part of a maternity session, and in Seville they run into the calendar in a way they do not in a northern city. Count back from the due date: a baby due in mid-September puts those weeks between early July and early August, when the city is at 40 degrees by one in the afternoon and the only outdoor slots are seven in the morning and after nine at night. A baby due between December and March puts them between October and January, when the sun is low, the afternoons are mild and the Triana bank of the Guadalquivir can be walked at last light without anyone watching the clock for shade. Indoors, beside a window, works in both cases, and in July and August it is often the kinder choice.

When to book in Seville

Work out weeks 30 to 34 first, then match the slot to the month they fall in. If they land between June and September, outdoors means about seven in the morning or after nine at night, and an indoor session by a window at any hour is the gentler alternative. If they land between late October and March, an afternoon outdoors is comfortable, with sunset around six in November and December and closer to half past seven by mid-March. Book once you know your due date, since the window is fixed and cannot slide by a month. Avoid Semana Santa week for outdoor plans in the centre, when the crowds and closed streets mean longer walks.