I absolutely love shooting family photos outdoors in a field just before the sun sets. It's such a beautiful time of day and the way the light hits the grass is magic.

In this post I tell you how I edit your newborn photos from your session. I explain all the steps to achieving the final result.

A recently did a newborn session at my Augustine Heights home studio and it was magic ✨ Look at all of that beautiful dark hair! It really pops on the white background don’t you think? The photos below are just a snippet of the gallery, we got so much variety.

I am going to run you through from start to finish my exact process of printing my iPhone photos from choosing what to print, where to print and how to organise them.

I’m going to walk you through everything you need to know from what colours look good, my client closet where you can borrow a dress and what your baby will wear. I’ve got you sorted.

Earlier in the year I had a giveaway for a complimentary family photoshoot in Ipswich. These guys were the lucky winners and boy did they make the most of their session.

Although the sunshine makes for great photos, so does overcast weather. The clouds act as one big softbox making the light super flattering.

What location you choose, makes a big impact on how your final images look and feel. Below we will go through a few different things to consider when choosing a location for your next family photos.

Recently I did a maternity photography session for my beautiful friend Taylah. We tested out a new spot in Ipswich which turned out to be a winner. Although we didn't get a sunset, the long grass with the beautiful backdrop of moody skies made for some amazing photos and just proves that overcast weather can be just as stunning.

​​I have just released some special edition Motherhood Sessions. These sessions will take place on a beautiful farm 20 minutes West of Ipswich where the owners have renovated their outhouse into a gorgeous bathroom, perfect for photos of you and your littles ones or even a pregnancy photoshoot.

I’m also a new mum so I could totally relate to the feeling of wanting them to stay little forever at the same time as wanting them to grow and learn. So how can we hold on to this moment? I believe…

I feel like there is not just one true explanation for what lifestyle photography is. However I’m here to tell you what it means to me and how I interpret it.

Before I had my baby I knew I wanted to try baby carrying but had no idea what the differences were between all the different types. 8 months into motherhood and I’m now a ring sling convert and will recommend it to any new mummas. Keep reading to find out why.

Becoming a mum, the biggest change I’ve every experienced in my life. It’s an adjustment though isn’t it?