recent work
This is where I post some of my most recent work. Please do take a look around and feel free to leave some love on your favourite posts!
I’m always looking for new ways to bring creativity into my mini portrait sessions, so I’m currently doing an online course with the wonderful Elizabeth Messina in The Art Society. Each month has a different theme and this month we’re exploring ‘Floral’.
There’s no such thing as the “perfect” age for family photography.
Your baby doesn’t have to be a tiny newborn, your toddler doesn’t have to sit perfectly still, and your children don’t need to pose and smile at the camera. ‘Lifestyle’ photography is natural, relaxed and authentic, which means it can beautifully capture your family at any age and at any stage of life.
There was once a belief that if you wanted newborn photos you had to photograph your baby within the first few days or weeks of life, but these days, more and more parents are choosing to wait until their baby is around 2–3 months old and honestly I think it’s a beautiful stage to capture.
Empowering mini studio portrait sessions for girls and women in Melbourne. Build confidence, enjoy styling from my client wardrobe, and create timeless portraits you'll treasure.
When families start planning their family photo shoot one of the most common questions I get asked is, "Can we bring our dog?" My answer is always a big yes!
There is something incredibly calming about the beach and having a beach photography mini shoot in Winter. The beautiful light, the salty breeze, and the endless horizon create the perfect backdrop for documenting one of life's most beautiful relationships, the bond between a mother and her child.
If you’ve been thinking about documenting your baby’s first days, don’t wait for the “perfect” time. The sleepless nights, the newborn cuddles, the tiny details, this is the perfect time. These newborn moments deserve to be remembered.
There’s something so special about two friends having a studio mini portrait photo shoot in my home studio in Highett, Melbourne. The laughter, the confidence they bring out in each other, the silly moments in between poses… it all creates the most natural and joyful portraits.
There’s something incredibly powerful about the season of pregnancy. It’s a time of anticipation, change, and deep connection, even before you’ve met your baby. Organising a maternity photo shoot is about more than just documenting a growing bump; it’s about capturing the quiet magic of this chapter before everything shifts.
When families book a family photo shoot, one question that often comes up is the difference between Lifestyle Photography and Documentary Photography. Both styles focus on capturing real moments and genuine connection, but they approach storytelling in slightly different ways.
When most people think about booking newborn photos, they imagine those first two weeks sleepy, curled up and brand new, but as a photographer specialising in Lifestyle Newborn Photography in Melbourne, I can honestly say that 8–10 weeks can be just as beautiful, sometimes even more so.
So often, portrait photography is associated with milestones — newborns, young families, maybe the occasional graduation photo. The truth is every stage of life holds its own beauty, strength and story worth preserving.
The teenage years are a season of incredible change. One minute they’re little, the next they’re standing taller than you, discovering who they are, and quietly stepping into adulthood. A mini portrait session might seem like a small thing, but it can have a surprisingly big impact for both your teen and you.
Those first few weeks after giving birth to your newborn baby can seem like a whirlwind. Organising a newborn photo shoot captures these precious early days with simple, natural photographs as you’ll want to remember just how tiny your baby was when they were first born.
One of the most common questions parents ask when booking a newborn photography session is: “What if my newborn baby doesn’t sleep during their photo shoot?”
There’s something truly special about photographing a family as they celebrate one of the biggest milestones of all — their baby turning one.
There is something incredibly special about photographing a family in their own home. In-home family photography is relaxed, natural and personal, allowing me to capture the little moments, connections and personalities that make each family unique.