About Malorie

As a child, I always knew what I “wanted to be when I grew up” - a mother.

I didn’t think too hard about my future career because it didn’t really matter what I did from 8-5 as long as I got to come home to a house full of babies. Thankfully, my journey led me to a career as a Mother/Baby nurse for eight wonderful years. Being at the bedside watching and supporting women as they transitioned into mothers was an incredible experience. But the hours were long, and I found myself trying to document and create as many memories as I could with my own children during my days off. My DSLR camera was practically attached to my face because I was determined to have tangible reminders of all of these moments - because wow, they pass so quickly! I eventually left my nursing career and founded Malorie Sitar Photography, an Ascension parish photography studio that focuses solely on portraits of motherhood.

A few fun facts about me:

When I’m not chasing my three kids around the house, I’m usually on Pinterest and dreaming about my next home project (that probably won’t get done for at least another 6 months)

When I AM chasing my three kids around the house, I’m usually drinking a Diet Coke and dreaming about my next kid-free vacation (kidding..sort of)

I’m ALWAYS playing music wherever I go. Mostly Broadway musicals, movie soundtracks or classic country.

I am an enneagram 2w3. My favorite Disney princess is Tiana. And I have an irrational fear of whales.

I’d love to hear more about you and your motherhood journey. Contact me and let’s capture some gorgeous, timeless images!

Malorie is a Baton Rouge area photographer and she specializes in newborn, maternity, baby and young family photography. Malorie’s residential photography studio is located in the Prairieville/Gonzales area. Malorie focuses on walking you through the process from start to finish and will help you plan every last detail of your photography session. She will take the stress off by providing wardrobe for the entire family and helping you decide how to display your images whether it is in an heirloom album or as fine art prints installed on the walls of your home.