When Annika and I were finalising the details of her portrait session, I had to admit I was getting a little excited. She mentioned ballons, a picnic and an old wicker couch artfully swiped and adopted from a lonely curbside one night. I love it when my clients take control of their session and really...
This past weekend I was fortunate enough to spend 3 days with 4 other photographers in Dunsborough. We had all taken part in Jesh de Rox’s workshop last November and decided to have a getaway to just shoot from the heart and spend some time together. I appreciated this so much because I have found...
Without fail at nearly every session I will take an image of feet. Bare feet. Dirty feet. Tiny little toes. Feet in designer shoes. There is something so intimate about them that I love. It could be a child’s feet and legs covered in sprinkles of sand or in this case, the miracle how each...
Tristan and Andrea are my first official couple for this wedding season; they are getting married next month and I for one, am looking forward to it. Here are just a couple of my favourites from their portrait session as we visited the Gnangara Pines and Hillary’s boat harbour.
While newborns are still a learning curve for me, I always arrive at a session ready to set aside up to 5 hours if need be to allow for feedings, nappy changes and a little “diva” behaviour. However at just 6 days old, little Tabitha was a photographers dream. So much so that I had...
