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Burlap and Pine Photography

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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Why we chose Burlap and Pine Photography

Burlap and Pine Photography built its name around a specific corner of the market: maternity, newborn, and family sessions for Cheyenne, with a rustic, warm aesthetic that the business name itself hints at. Jenny, who runs the studio, mixes tools in a way that's a little unusual for the niche — pairing instant-camera shots with a full-frame DSLR — which gives clients a blend of immediate, tactile keepsakes alongside the polished digital gallery most studios deliver exclusively online. That combination speaks to a photographer thinking about the physical object a family walks away with, not just a folder of downloadable files. The lifestyle-leaning approach favors natural interaction over stiffly arranged poses, though posed portraits remain part of the offering for parents who want at least a few traditional shots for the wall or a holiday card. Serving Cheyenne alongside Laramie, and reaching into northern Colorado toward Fort Collins and Wellington, the studio covers a wider radius than many single-city newborn photographers, which matters in a region where the nearest specialist can otherwise mean a long drive. For families in Wyoming's capital who want their newborn session delivered with a rustic, modern-meets-vintage sensibility rather than a stark white studio backdrop, Burlap and Pine offers a visually distinct alternative.

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Burlap and Pine Photography location, hours & contact

LocationCheyenne, Wyoming Get directions
SpecialtiesNewborn, family and maternity photography

Burlap and Pine Photography FAQs

Where is Burlap and Pine Photography located?

Burlap and Pine Photography is based in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Jenny, who runs the studio, mixes tools in a way that's a little unusual for the niche — pairing instant-camera shots with a full-frame DSLR — which gives clients a blend of immediate, tactile keepsakes alongside the polished digital gallery most studios deliver exclusively online.

How would you describe Burlap and Pine Photography's work?

The lifestyle-leaning approach favors natural interaction over stiffly arranged poses, though posed portraits remain part of the offering for parents who want at least a few traditional shots for the wall or a holiday card.

Is Burlap and Pine Photography a good fit for my session?

For families in Wyoming's capital who want their newborn session delivered with a rustic, modern-meets-vintage sensibility rather than a stark white studio backdrop, Burlap and Pine offers a visually distinct alternative.

How does Burlap and Pine Photography rank among Cheyenne newborn photographers?

Our 2026 research puts Burlap and Pine Photography at No. 4 of 12 for newborn photography, No. 13 of 15 for maternity photography and No. 11 of 12 for family photography in Cheyenne. Rankings are earned through research and can't be bought.

What types of photography does Burlap and Pine Photography offer?

Besides newborn work, Burlap and Pine Photography is listed for family and maternity photography.

How do I book Burlap and Pine Photography?

You can reach Burlap and Pine Photography through burlapandpinephotography.com and with the Check availability form on this page.

What areas does Burlap and Pine Photography serve besides Cheyenne?

The studio also serves Laramie, Wyoming, along with Fort Collins and Wellington, Colorado, giving a wider service radius than many single-city newborn photographers.

What's distinctive about how Jenny delivers newborn photos?

She blends instant-camera shots with full-frame DSLR images, giving clients a tactile keepsake alongside the standard digital gallery rather than files alone.

Is the style more posed or candid?

Both. The overall approach leans lifestyle and natural, but posed portraits are still part of the session for families who want a few traditional shots as well.

What's the overall visual aesthetic of the studio's newborn work?

Rustic and warm rather than stark and modern, matching the studio's own name — a look that stands apart from the bright white backdrops common at many newborn studios.