[When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible.  ~Nora Ephron, When Harry Met Sally]

  I am pleased to introduce you to Kirsty and Michael. What a pleasure it was to meet and photograph this beautiful couple. There wedding pictures are soon to follow.

Took a drive out to Fitzroy Falls for a picnic with the children and some little friends during the holidays. It is such a risk weather wise out there as it is a climate all of it’s own.. But thankfully what we found was a beautiful sunny day.. Took the opportunity to take some photos of the children whilst we were there. Not sure what was more surprising the weather or that they co-operated.. LOL.. 

What a pleasure it was the capture these beautiful images of baby Evie. I love newborns they make me so cluckie and this 19day old beauty was no exception.. This is my beautiful friend Inga’s baby girl, congratulations to you Andrew and Luke on her arrival. You make a gorgeous big brother Lukie.

Had a lovely quick session photographing this gorgeous family one autumn afternoon in one of my fave locations.  Such a fun family to spend time with. Thank you for allowing me to capture these images for you.

Some Hipstamatic fun on my iPhone at Easter time. We had a lovely BBQ in my friends garden. The kids both young and old enjoyed and Easter Egg Hunt and had delicious chocolate covered faces. Inga’s garden is just beautiful lots of flowers and lovely paths to follow. It was so nice to catch up with friends and watch all the children play.

Keep watching my blog as I have some exciting news to share with you soon.

On Sunday I was lucky enough to meet Neil and his family for my first ACOCP session. Neil is a 2yr old boy diagnosed with a rare respiratory disease, he is currently permanently ventilated in order for him to breath.

What a pleasure it was to photograph Neil and his family. Neil was such a little doll and I was very flattered when his father commented that he has never seen Neil smile as much as he did when I talked to him. Thank You for allowing me to capture these images for you. I hope you enjoy this slide show as much as I enjoyed making it for you.

The Australian Community of Child Photographers  is a volunteer organisation of child photographers from all over Australia who have come together to form an organisation dedicated to giving the gift of photographic memories to families that have experienced stillbirths, premature and ill infants and children in the Neonatal Intensive Care Units of their local hospitals, as well as children with serious and terminal illnesses. The ACOCP is dedicated to providing this gift to families in a caring, compassionate and heartfelt manner.

I had the priviledge of photographing another wedding on Saturday. Danielle and Carl got married in Danielle’s parents garden. Such a beautiful intimate ceremony with a gorgeous bride who looked like she stepped out of a Pride and Predujice novel, a hansome groom and an adorable ringbearer.  

Thank you Danielle and Carl for allowing me the honour of photographing your special day.

On the 14th November 2009 I had the priviledge of photographing the wedding of Jo and Josh. What a gorgeous couple and what a beautiful day. Thank you guys for allowing me capture your special day. Here is a sneak peek for you.

What an amazing inspiring family I had the pleasure of photographing on Wednesday. Their Poppy is currently bed ridden suffering from cancer and the family property has to be sold. Such a gorgeous local property and in a beautiful position. There is lots of treasured memories on the property and I was asked to do a session so they have photographs to remember the good times. Thank you Na for allowing me the priviledge of spending time with your three beautiful children under your favourite oak tree. I hope you enjoy your sneak peek.

 We are told that in Persia the tulip, whose blossom in its native country is scarlet, while the centre of its glowing cup is black, is used to express warm affection; and, when sent by a lover, will convey to the object of his attachment the idea that like this flower, his face is warm and his heart is consumed as a coal.
~ Anne Pratt, The Field, the Garden and the Woodland, 1838