A lunch-line. The serving girl who wouldn’t look up at him. Jacob was hooked — smitten from first sight. From what I hear though, winning Mikaela’s heart took all the determination, patience and tenderness Jacob didn’t know he had. It…
“I won’t be here tomorrow…” I looked up from my desk. Gwendil paused. “I am having a pregnancy check up.” “WHA-OH-MY-WORD, you’re having a baby?!!!” I squealed. Gwendil laughed and grinned in agreement. “Do you know what you’re having?” “No,…
In grandpa’s day, apparently they used to say ‘location, location, location’ was everything. When talking about best business practice, that is. For me as a photographer, lighting is my first priority. And then comes the search for beautiful backdrops.After Mikaela…
Little Ned arrived approximately six weeks before I met him. Born premature, he was close to his due date when his mother messaged me. My triplet nieces were born premature and waiting until they were six weeks old came with…
“Are you available on the 15th to photograph a special event?” the inquiry read. Immediately, I checked my calendar. To my delight, it was neither already booked nor a Saturday! Now to find out more about said special event. I…
There’s something about photographing families that gets me every time. There is the amusing way the older siblings both adore and feel exasperated by the younger ones, then the unfiltered, childish joy and emotion that the littlest ones express and…
Minimalism and hoarding were both secret to this lovely cake smash. I was secretly aghast when Beth told me she paid 50 cents per balloon. I haven’t actually personally bought balloons in a long time. I just remember them being…
When Cara first contacted me, she told me a few things, straight up. It was a small miracle that the formal was going ahead with how crazy this year has been and she really wanted to soak up and relive…
Goldilocks weather – not too hot or too cold, pastel colours and a stormy sunset. This wedding was sweet, simple and full of surprises! Kasey and Steven embraced a unique and minimalist approach with accents of symbolism borrowed from Biblical…
Years of drought and dry creek beds changes the way one thinks, I’ve noticed. Or what one doesn’t think, more to the point. The possibility of flash floods this spring didn’t particularly cross my mind. Let alone such for the…