Gather round dear blog readers Today’s post is all about a certain baby that will surely put a smile on your face. Miss Anna was so much fun to photograph and our newborn photo session turned out so perfectly! This particular session was a very special since Anna had been born prematurely at 26 weeks and 5 days, weighing just 2.1lb. Little Anna was still on oxygen, hence the tube in the photos. Her story

Introducing…  BABY ROSS! I’m still flying high from one of the most awesome newborn shoots I’ve had in a while.  The adorable little guy in front of the lens is the son of Megan & Dale and brother to big sister Jennifer, age 3.  Baby Ross was a little angel and was very chilled out through the majority of our 3-hour baby photo shoot. I’m not gonna lie. When he looked all bright eyed and

Happy New Year blog readers! I’ve had a wonderful year photographing some amazing clients and their families and businesses. I’m so excited to see what 2019 will bring. I have a packed calendar of maternity photo sessions, newborn photoshoots, cake smash photo shoots, family portraits and corporate photography too. I will also be running a series of Mini Sessions themed around the seasons, so join my mailing list and follow me on Facebook to keep

Hi again, Let me stop for a second to tell you that I am seriously the luckiest photographer in the world. My clients are always so wonderful to work with. That’s true of my family photo session with the Palmer family, too! I met up with them in the Summer at Danebury Iron Age Hill Fort and the weather was perfect for photo-taking. It was warm and slightly overcast, so not too bright. While the

When it comes to a family photo shoot, a lot of stress is typically associated with days leading up to the session. I’m here to help you relax and be prepared all at the same time. Here are some tips: Choose clothes that are colour co-ordinated and avoid bold, clashing colours. Pastels are good! Choose clothes that you all feel comfortable in to be as natural as possible, whether formal or informal. Think about where