24/08/2026
It’s taken me a good few years to feel truly confident in myself, my style, and the way I want to photograph families.
To stop comparing myself to others. To stop feeling like I need to keep up with the latest trends. And, most importantly, to realise that I don’t have to photograph families the way everyone else does.
Over time, I’ve slowly moved away from the more posed, studio style newborn sessions and leaned into what I’ve always loved most…photographing families at home, naturally and honestly, as though I’m not even there.
I want your photographs to tell a story.
I want you to look back through your gallery and remember those tiny newborn days. The way your baby felt curled up in your arms. The laughter. The little conversations. The chaos. The quiet moments. All the things that made that season of your life yours.
Imposter syndrome will probably always creep in from time to time. I think that’s just part of being creative. But I genuinely love what I do, and I feel so lucky that families trust me to document these incredibly special sessions.
And as I’ve always said, if I feel another photographer’s style would be a better fit for you and your family, I will always happily recommend them. I want you to have photographs that feel like you.
I’m forever grateful for the families who return to me year after year and allow me to document their stories as they grow. This image feels extra special because if you look closely at the shelf behind them, you can see a photograph from the very first newborn session I did for this lovely family. What an absolute privilege it is to be invited back and witness these chapters unfold. 🤍
