Double the Glow: Two Stunning Maternity Sessions with Denver7 News Anchor Jessica Porter
Jessica Porter, the talented and radiant anchor for Denver7, graced my studio not once but twice during her pregnancy, giving us the chance to capture two incredible maternity photoshoots. Known for delivering the news with professionalism and warmth, Jessica brought that same vibrant energy to celebrate her journey into motherhood. From modeling for Cake Maternity at 32 weeks to her personal glamour maternity shoot at 36 weeks, Jessica’s beauty and confidence made every frame unforgettable.
Two Sessions, One Incredible Journey
Jessica first visited my studio at 32 weeks pregnant to model for Cake Maternity, showcasing their stylish and functional maternity wear. Her polished poise and versatility made the session effortless, blending comfort and elegance to highlight the beauty of motherhood. Jessica transitioned seamlessly between poses, embodying both strength and softness in every shot.
Jessica Porter of Denver7 modeled Cake Maternity outfits.
Just a few weeks later, Jessica returned to my studio at 36 weeks for her personal maternity shoot—this time with a focus on glamour and timeless beauty. The session featured flowing fabrics, soft lighting, and flattering silhouettes that highlighted her natural glow. She exuded confidence, balancing playfulness with grace, making it easy to create images that felt both intimate and bold.
At 36 weeks, Jessica Porter make pregnancy look like the ultimate fashion statement.
Effortless Beauty and Style
Jessica’s background as a news anchor means she’s no stranger to the camera, but this time the focus wasn’t breaking news—it was celebrating life. During both sessions, Jessica embraced her changing body with confidence and joy. Her radiant personality shined in every pose, whether she was elegantly wrapped in flowing gowns or modeling chic maternity looks that blended comfort and style.
I loved seeing how Jessica’s personality evolved between the two sessions. The first shoot for Cake Maternity was bold and empowering, showcasing the strength and versatility of motherhood. The second was intimate and soft, highlighting the emotional side of pregnancy. Together, the two shoots told a complete story—one that reflected Jessica’s multi-faceted journey into motherhood.
A Dream to Work With
Jessica’s professionalism and warmth made every moment of these sessions easy and fun. She trusted my creative vision and brought her own ideas, creating a truly collaborative experience. Her comfort in front of the camera allowed us to experiment with different poses, styles, and moods, ensuring that every image felt natural and authentic.
After our shoots, Jessica shared her thoughts: 'Ethan is a dream to work with. He’s punctual, professional, and truly knows how to capture a woman’s beauty. He won’t stop until he gets the perfect shot!' Hearing such positive feedback reinforced why I love working with incredible women like Jessica who trust me to capture this meaningful chapter in their lives.
More Than a Photoshoot—A Celebration of Motherhood
These two maternity sessions weren’t just about taking pictures—they were about celebrating Jessica’s journey and the many roles she embodies. From delivering headlines to stepping into motherhood, Jessica radiates strength, beauty, and authenticity.
Her ability to adapt effortlessly—from polished modeling moments to intimate, personal portraits—showed just how versatile and inspiring she truly is. Capturing this exciting phase of her life was more than an honor; it was a reminder of how powerful and radiant motherhood can be.
The Story Continues
Working with Jessica Porter twice during her pregnancy was an incredible experience. From the empowering energy of her 32-week shoot for Cake Maternity to the elegant glow of her 36-week glamour session, Jessica’s beauty and poise were undeniable.
As she prepares for this next chapter, I know she’ll continue to shine—both on and off the air. Whether she’s delivering breaking news or cradling her newborn, Jessica’s story is just beginning, and I’m so grateful to have been part of capturing it.