Capturing Life's Little Moments
Firstly I want to thank you for considering me to take your newborn pictures. Being a mum myself, I know how precious this time is and picking a newborn photographer can be overwhelming. There are so many incredibly talented photographers out there all with their own style.
My style of photography is very natural. It's completely baby-led with minimal props, so the focus is purely on your precious baby.
My aim is to produce pictures that will never age, capture all the beautiful tiny details that you never want to forget, whilst providing a safe, warm and comforting environment.
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Let me share a bit about myself...
​​.... I'm a South African born, English girl who traded rainy days for sunny skies in Adelaide.
Photography has always been my way of seeing the world, whether I'm snapping pictures with my camera or using my trusty iPhone, I love capturing everyday moments.
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In addition to photography, I am also a qualified nutritional therapist. Helping people nourish their bodies and minds is my jam!
When I'm not busy with clients, you can find me creating something delicious in the kitchen, chasing after my three year old, or hanging out with my loved ones, and appreciating the little things that make life beautiful.
My career has been dedicated to working with people, from babies and children to adults, in both formal and informal settings. This experience has taught me a great deal about human nature and communication. These skills have proven incredibly useful in my photography practice, allowing me to establish a strong connection with my subjects and even put the most apprehensive individuals at ease, even those who detest having their photos taken (I completely empathize with their apprehension!).
My photography style is all about capturing natural moments and embracing spontaneity. I love letting the moment surprise me and capturing its unique beauty.
Whether I'm photographing a person, a couple, or a scene, my goal is to capture the real deal, no filters or poses required.
