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There is something incredibly special about photographing a family in their own home. In-home family photography is relaxed, natural and personal, allowing me to capture the little moments, connections and personalities that make each family unique.

This beautiful family is particularly special to me because I have had the privilege of photographing their journey from t...


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I’m always looking for new ways to bring creativity into my mini portrait sessions, so I’m currently doing an online course with the wonderful Elizabeth Messina in The Art Society. Each month has a different theme and this month we’re exploring ‘Floral’.

I absolutely love h...


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There’s no such thing as the “perfect” age for family photography.

Your baby doesn’t have to be a tiny newborn, your toddler doesn’t have to sit perfectly still, and your children don’t need to pose and smile at the camera. ‘Lifestyle’ photography is natural, relaxed and authentic, which means it can beautifully capture your family at any age and at any stage of life.


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There was once a belief that if you wanted newborn photos you had to photograph your baby within the first few days or weeks of life, but these days, more and more parents are choosing to wait until their baby is around 2–3 months old and honestly I think it’s a beautiful stage to capture.

While those sleepy, curled-up newborn photos are gorgeous, there is something inc...


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