Maternity photographer in Tenerife

Weeks 30 to 34 means standing for a while, and Tenerife offers two honest ways to do it. Indoors, beside a window in the north, where the trade-wind cloud is the softest light there is on skin and on a rounded shape. Or outdoors at last light at Playa de Benijo, whose black volcanic sand gives back almost no light, so the figure separates from the background completely. The catch is practical rather than photographic: the access road to Benijo is single-track with very little parking, and soft sand is harder at week 33 than at week 20. We tell you that before you book, plan the walk with you, and go at low tide in the hour before sunset; if it is too much, the window is not a lesser session.

When to book in Tenerife

The weeks are fixed by the pregnancy, so the season is whatever falls between week 30 and week 34, and on Tenerife no month rules a session out. In July and August the south is hot enough that indoors or the north coast is the kinder choice, and the trade-wind cloud is most constant over the north between May and September. Outdoors we go in the last hour before sunset, and at Benijo only at low tide. A clear winter evening gives warm, low light on the sand. Leave a week of margin inside the window, because a calima spell can blot out the horizon for a few days.