What you don’t think of when you think ‘commercial photography’. I don’t work off vision boards or mood boards, and I definitely won’t go rearranging you or your space. I like to capture what is unfolding right in front of my lens, with as little input from me as possible.

Maternity and newborn sessions - I really love these. And even more so when they both are done in-home. It’s such a wonderful thing to be able to witness a family on the cusp of a huge transition, whether it’s from none to one kid, or multiple to more.

And the latest in my very unpredictable blog…

Last year, after a discussion over Facebook messenger, myself and 3 other photographers decided we wanted to do something a bit different.

My most asked question after people have booked their photos? “What do we wear?”

There are so many things I love about in-home sessions - they’re relaxed, they're slower paced, they’re cosy and warm and intimate.

One of the most unexpected, but simply wonderful benefits of doing this (bloody fantastic) job of mine is all the amazing photographers I’ve met, not only from Australia but from around the world

Those who know me, know that I have this thing with doing photography workshops… I might have done a *few*

What is lifestyle photography, and what makes it different to your more traditional type of family photography?

So here’s the thing. In case no one has told you - perfect is a a big, fat, stinking lie. It doesn’t exist It’s not real and it’s definitely not who I am.

I read a blog post once - I think it was written by photographer Dana Pugh, about working from home with young kids and all that it entails. It talked about working in ‘snippets of time’. The more I do this job, the more I realise that is exactly what it is.

How lucky am I that my families love my photos enough to come back again and again?!

This is Jodie. She’s tough, determined and about to tackle a mammoth effort on her own.

Newborns and toddlers! What’s not to love?? They’re simultaneously calm and chaotic. A reminder of how fleeting that newborn phase really is, and what lies ahead.

Renovations aside, you can still do your in-home session!

So, I'm about to be really vulnerable for a minute and I'm going to be brutally honest. I find motherhood hard. Really hard. Really fucking hard. 

Life with a baby and toddler. Who's been there? What a mind f**k!

Ever wondered what it's like running a business from home with small kids?

It's tough.

Really tough.

I reckon it was late 2015 I was browsing Instagram one day and I'm not sure even how this photo came up on my feed, but I remember it stopping me in my tracks.

Well, who knew I could write 2 blogs in a week!! Look at me kicking those goals....