Veronika, that is. I had the pleasure of meeting her last year for a photosession just before Christmas, you can view the session here.
This time she bought her whole family along for a session. I had a whole bundle of fun following her kooky but cute brothers around and capturing her family interact with nothing but love for each other … But I have to admit the highlight of my day was scoring this next shot of Veronika with the biggest expression of joy on her face. It’s what my job is all about and I love it.

Please keep Veronika in your thoughts and prayers, just last week she was admitted into ICU for becoming very very sick too quickly. She is on the mend now but any extra love/prayers/positive vibes are always needed.






I think this next shot is my favourite family photo of the day. Happy faces enjoying each others company, what more could you want?

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I sincerly apologise for my lack of blog posts these last few weeks. We have recently moved house and I’ve only just now had a chance to sit down and catch up on things. It’s been a massive big few weeks let me tell you that much, I get exhausted just thinking back on it. Phew.
A few weeks ago I met gorgeous little Camila, at her fresh age of 2 weeks. Everybody say Naaaawwwww. She is just simply beautiful and you can see where her good looks come from, check out her amazing Mummy. Who, by the way, along with Daddy are doing the most wonderful job with her already. I just love it how parents are soooo in-love with their babies, such an incredible feeling for me to see the new bond develop in full force so often.
Without any more chatter from me and my soft mooshy heart, here is Camila and her proud parents.








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It was my pleasure to photograph this sweet little family the other day. They travelled down from Victoria for a Christening and while they were here for their short visit, they decided to squeeze in a photo session with me! How awesome is that!
I just love it when I get families that just relax and interact with each other as if I wasn’t there. The real smiles and sparkly eyes are what any photographer would strive for, well I do anyway. And once more, I have sooo many favourites I couldn’t cut down the ones to blog …
Miss C is divine, just check out those innocent wide eyes and infectious smile … I mean you can’t help but smile when you see that big grin right?!








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It’s Winter and it’s cold, but with a dose of good luck you still get beautiful days for photos. And let’s face it, life is too quick and unexpected to hold off taking snaps because it’s “too cold” – that’s not a “hire me” line, it’s a “get-out-there-and-snap-piccies-of-yourself-and-family-because-life-is-precious-and-kiddies-grow-up-wayyyyy-too-fast” line.
I took the Loenneker family down to Sandy Bay beach for their family session. Three gorgeous girls, so little and sweet. I had such a lovely time watching them interact and just really enjoy each others company. Too me that is what capturing families is all about, the love shared.
Be warned, it’s a big blog post, I have a lot of favourites, it kind of happens when the family is just too darn awesome.







After the family session, a little friend (little Ella with the heart lollipop a few posts down) joined them for a cupcake feast! Thanks to Clare Michelle for supplying the most scrummy chocolate cupcakes with strawberry icing, mmm mmm mmm. 
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