 One Canadian Birth Photographer won the Best in Labour Category and two Canadian's won the honorable mention in the 2016 International Association of Professional Birth Photographers (IAPBP ) contest. The annual competition by IAPBP celebrates the beauty of birth and the skill of birth photographers around the globe in three categories – labor, delivery and postpartum. The number one birth association worldwide, encompasses more than 1,350 members in 37 countries. The association’s annual photo competition recognizes its members and their best work on an international platform. The contest has grown in scope each year. Highly anticipated, the results quickly go viral each year when the winners are announced. Images are judged on a variety of criteria and the first place winner will be featured on media outlets worldwide. Large websites like HuffingtonPost, Baby Center, and The Bump have featured the contest winners. “Our Association has grown by leaps and bounds and our members continually produce excellent, emotive, invaluable birth photographs for the families that hire them,” said Lindsay Stradtner, founder of the organization and competition. IAPBP has assembled an impressive panel of judges for this year’s competition that include Emmy award-winning pop culture icon, Ricki Lake, and Abby Epstein, producer and director of the documentary “The Business of Being Born” that was named Best of the Fest at the Tribeca Film Festival. Morag Hastings, is a professional birth photographer in Vancouver, BC. Hastings co-created the Canadian Birth Photographers listings page, birthphotographers.ca, as well as runs a busy facebook page with over 20,000 followers. Her image of a woman in the shower, laboring at home, "The Surge" won this year best in Labour category in the IAPBP contest. The image titled "It calls to her both loudly and softly in song." by Krista Evans, won honorable mention. Krista Evans is a birth photographer based in Kelowna, BC. The image 'Maternal Grace' Angela Gallo – Untethered Beginning for The Birthing Woman also won an honorable mention. Angela is from “Birth photography does so much more than create individual images; it tells a beautiful story of families being created and falling in love. Professional birth photographers tell these stories in a way that parents can look back on with amazement and wonder as they remember the day of their baby's birth,” said fellow directory co-founder and Vancouver B.C. birth photographer Morag Hastings. Hiring a birth photographer can cost from $800-$3,000 CND and includes photographs captured from active labour until two hours after the child is born. The Canadian Birth Photography listings page lists over 90 birth photographers across Canada. Find a birth photographer near you at www.birthphotographers.ca Media Contact Morag Hastings [email protected] www.appleblossomfamilies.com  Krista Evans image got Honorable Mention in this years contest. "It calls to her both loudly and softly in song." {labour} Love by Krista Evans Photography and Doula Services www.lovebykristaevansphotography.com These are some of the beautiful images our Canadian Birth Photographers submitted to the contest. Nice work ladies!!  "The split second when life belongs to 2 worlds." {birth} © Cradled Creations Birth Photography www.cradledcreations.com  "It's Rough On The Dads,Too" www.facebook.com/LittleChickadeesNewbornPhotography www.LittleChickadeesPhotography.ca         "I got you, you got this" { Labour } © At First Sight Birth Photography www.atfirstsight-photography.ca   "Bright Eyes" www.katiagphoto.com  Charlotte's First Breath {delivery} http://photosbyappletree.com/ Birth Photographer Edmonton - Melissa Appleton  This is last year's photo that Ashley Martson Ashley Marston Photography http://www.ashleymarstonbirthphotography.com recieved a Honorable Mention for her beautiful labour photo in the 2015 International Association of Professional Birth Photographers (IAPBP ) contest. Like what you see check out our blog post 30 Canadian Birth Photos That Will Make You Want To Have Another Baby.
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