Studio i

Baby Studio i is absolutely AMAZING. We discovered this gem in Port Washington through a friend. This studio definitely did not disappoint! First off, the staff there are wonderful — friendly, polite, accommodating, and very professional. They offer a variety of studio sets, which are ADORABLE, offer clothing and accessories to shoot in, and cater to your and your baby’s needs constantly. My husband and I would recommend this studio in a heartbeat!

My husband and I had a great experience at our family photo shoot. The studio is very spacious and beautifully appointed. You have lots of scenes and corners to explore and pose with baby. The studio is Korean run and they definitely have an Asian aesthetic. Check their website for a sense of their style. They have tons of cute outfits and clothes to choose from for your baby’s photo shoot, which is lots of fun. We were referred by family friends and now refer the studio to our friends.
Initially we had difficulty making an appointment because we do not speak Korean, but owner Joyce stepped in and we were able to book. I only mention this in case you, too, do not speak Korean and want to book. Just ask for Joyce if you have any difficulty and you will be well taken care of. More importantly, on the day of the shoot she was available to discuss photo packages and assist with anything we might need, including choosing baby outfits. They have lots of options for all budgets, which is another reason I recommend them. Joyce was very helpful in assisting us to choose the right package with no pressure
The staff also made us feel welcome and we enjoyed some tea and coffee while there. They also have comfy couches and bathrooms to make you feel comfortable with baby. Finally, the turn around time on the photos is great. We had our digitial files delivered to us within days and will have our canvas frames, prints and everything else in our package shortly. It’s great to work with a studio who is so efficient at delivering their product and does so with hospitality.

My wife and I had scheduled a photo shoot in celebration for our daughter’s 100^th day and we never could’ve imagined anything like this…
It was a hectic morning on the day of because we had to get all the outfits ready, get my son’s haircut, go to church and get to the studio early enough to get ready. My wife and I were excited especially since we were also going to take a family portrait photo with our new baby.
As soon as the shoot began, I had a bad taste in my mouth. The man taking the photographs (who I assumed to be the owner) started commenting on how «inexperienced» I was at holding my baby. «You must not hold the baby at home». «You don’t need to hold the baby like that. They’re not as fragile as you think». Excuse me? You’re really going to tell me how to hold my own child and how are you assuming that I don’t hold the baby at home? I will hold my baby however I please thank you very much and I hold her that way because she’s more important than anything else in this world and I want to protect her. Is that so wrong of me as a father to want to protect his baby? That is by far the most inappropriate thing to say especially to a client that is paying you for your services. I wanted to snap back at him but I bit my tongue because my wife had been planning this for weeks and I did not want to ruin it. We took some photos and he wanted to have a solo shoot for my daughter. He and his assistant brought a chair and stood her up so that you can only see her face above the back of the chair. I did not have a good feeling about it but hey, they’re «supposed» to be professionals, they do this all the time. As soon as this thought finished crossing my mind, that’s when it happened… the assistant that was supporting my baby was only holding onto her legs and did not see my baby’s head starting to drop back. By the time I screamed out, it was too late. My baby’s head and body had completely bent over backwards. I rushed over and caught her just before she crashed to the floor. Her face was frozen and as soon as she saw my face, she started crying her eyes out. I had never seen her cry like this in all of the 3 months since she was born. She doesn’t even cry when she’s hungry. All I ever hear from her is a whimper and that’s it. I was shocked and furious at the same time. All I wanted to do was hold her tightly in my arms and let her know that everything was going to be okay. My wife was busy with my son during all this and rushed over as soon as she heard the baby crying. She asked what happened and I told her exactly what happened. While I was explaining what had happened, the photographer comes over and says «she seems like she’s okay. no need to worry.» WHAT!!! Are you kidding me right now? Did you just not see her head and body bend backwards? That’s not normal for a 3 month old baby who doesn’t have the neck strength to support her own head and you’re telling me not to worry? What kind of person are you? Are you even a human being? At this point, I’m ready to strangle him. My wife sees my face turning red and intervenes. «Please give us a minute» she says to the photographer. They leave the set and I’m just trying to calm my baby down while taking deep breaths to calm myself before I do something that I will regret. My wife asks what I want to do and I tell her I want to leave RIGHT NOW. We start getting our stuff ready to leave and as we walk out of the set, the owner comes over and asks why we are leaving. That’s when I lost it. I exploded on him, screaming and yelling at him how he could be so unprofessional. You don’t even wait for my baby to stop crying to ask when we can start shooting again. Do you think taking photos is important to me right now? He then has the nerve to tell me that I am overreacting. My baby almost fell off a chair and I’m overreacting?. Really? «I’ve taken photos for hundreds of babies and sometimes they get hurt but you’re baby is fine. Oh, sometimes babies get hurt while you take their photos? That would’ve been good to know before we came here and I like how you say that like you’re so proud of babies getting hurt. Maybe, just maybe, if you trained your employees properly and you yourself were more careful, this could’ve been prevented but you don’t care about the babies or anyone else. All you care about is getting the photo done quickly so that you can move onto the next shoot without any regard to see if we were okay.
This is the first time I’ve left a review on anything. If I receive bad service I just say I’m not coming back again and just forget about it. But this. I just can’t stay silent. I don’t want any parent to experience what we had to go through. I would never wish this on anybody and I hope it never does.
***Stay away from this place. They do NOT care about you or your family. All they care about is money and getting done with you to get to the next person***

Very nice studio to take baby and family photos. The studio is awesome and huge with a lot of settings to choose, people there are very nice & professional. Can’t wait to see my pics come out. Highly recommend! P. s. The place is easy to find and to access，plenty of parking space.

This studio is so awesome and beautiful!
I think this studio is perfect for wedding, family, 1^st birthday, baby, kids and all occasions in life!
They have lots of spaces and equipments.
Beautiful space!