Sheree Kershaw Photography

Sheree Kershaw Photography Welcome! I’m a Family Lifestyle & Portrait Photographer, I photograph families all over New Zealand Hello there! Everybody has a story let me hear and see YOURS!

Born in a small beach town in the Eastern Bay of Plenty of New Zealand, it is here that I learned to love music, water, and all the things outdoors. I have always found humans fascinating, I love to observe the way people interact with their surroundings. The moments that protrude genuine true connections, affection, love, and laughter, is what I gravitate towards. But I also understand that life can be hard, and unkind, and by no means is an easy ride. My openness to appreciate and experience the variety of what life has to offer is what helped mould me into the person I am today.

GIVE AWAY NOW CLOSED. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER. ❤️ Father’s Day Giveaway — Honouring the Dads we miss & the Dads we...
03/09/2026

GIVE AWAY NOW CLOSED. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER. ❤️ Father’s Day Giveaway — Honouring the Dads we miss & the Dads we still hold close.

This Father’s Day feels a little different for me. I lost my own dad on 5 December, and it’s been 273 days of learning how grief and love can sit side by side.

It’s reminded me how important it is to capture the moments we still have — the ordinary ones, the silly ones, the ones we’ll look back on one day and be grateful for.

So this year, I want to give something meaningful back.

I’m giving away one free family photoshoot to celebrate Father’s Day - a chance to capture the connection, the chaos, the hugs, the laughter, and everything in between.

To enter:

• Like this post
• Tag someone who deserves a Father’s Day shoot
• Share to your story for an extra entry

Open to NZ residents & NZ visitors.

The winner will be drawn Sunday evening.

Whether your dad is here, far away, or held in memory, Father’s Day is about love and I’d be honoured to help one family freeze a moment in time.

Terms & conditions apply.
This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by Instagram or Meta.

Lately I’ve been feeling a little adrift here, not in a dramatic way, just in that quiet, familiar way where something d...
26/08/2026

Lately I’ve been feeling a little adrift here, not in a dramatic way, just in that quiet, familiar way where something doesn’t sit quite right.

I love creating. I love the way light falls on ordinary moments, the way a photograph can feel like a breath you didn’t know you needed. Sharing that has always felt natural to me, almost like a conversation without words.

But the rhythm of social media… it doesn’t match the rhythm of my life.

I’m not someone who wants to chase trends or turn every moment into content. I don’t want to spend hours making reels or narrating my day. That’s never been how I connect.

And when I don’t do those things, I sometimes feel myself slipping to the edges … like I’m here, but not quite in it. It’s a strange feeling, being both present and disconnected at the same time.

So I’m trying to find a softer middle ground. A way to show up without losing the parts of myself that feel steady and true. A way to share what I love without forcing it into shapes that don’t fit me.

If you’ve been feeling this too, consider this a small nod from me to you … a reminder that we’re allowed to move slowly, to choose honesty over performance, to find connection in our own way.

✌️💕

Sheree x

I’ve been spending some time refining parts of my business lately, and one thing I realised is that I haven’t been very ...
18/04/2026

I’ve been spending some time refining parts of my business lately, and one thing I realised is that I haven’t been very good at asking for Google reviews - even though they make such a difference for small businesses like mine.

A huge thank you to those who have already shared some kind words. I’m truly grateful.

If you’ve ever had photos taken by me and feel connected to the work we created together, I’d love it if you could take a moment to leave a Google review. It helps others feel confident when choosing a photographer, and it supports this little business in a really meaningful way.

Facebook reach is a bit unpredictable these days, so if this post happens to land on your feed, giving it a like or dropping a question in the comments helps more than you know. Always here for the kōrero too.

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