The sweet kids in this family are always picking flowers for their incredible mother, something we wanted to preserve as a core memory for them all.
The parents of this lovely girl envisioned each of their girls with a particular flower, her sisters flowers are wattle and magnolia and we had to wait for what felt like a lifetime in between for the sunflowers to bloom.
This family has their own garden and regularly grow their own fruit and vegetables. The eldest girl is learning to read, they all eat super healthy another reason to incorporate all the fresh fruit. The red pot is personal to me - This family made a pot of pasta for my family when I was really sick, it was like the vessel of oil in the bible that never ran dry. This pot fed my family of 5 kids for at least 4 meals. It was an incredible blessing. The styling and backdrop here was designed to enhance and showcase their beautiful hair.
This sweet girl is the grand daughter of an aboriginal artist. The wattle specifically is important to their family. The Grandfather painted this turtle shell for her because turtles are important to their family. To add to this, I crocheted a turtle for her also.
This young girl recently had a motorbike accident with a barbed wire fence. Following surgery she wanted to capture a special photo to symbolise she will overcome the fear and get back on the motorbike.
The styling of this photo was specifically chosen to be able to see the injury. This injury happened from a motorbike and a barbed wire fence. It was deep, to the ribs, missing her neck, the nerve cluster in her shoulder and narrowly missing the breast.
The mother of this sweet happy boy said he LOVES his food! In Particular he loves spaghetti and he loves blue berries.
This little boy is horse obsessed, they brought along their rocking horse from home. He is at the age where marbles and blocks are the best toys in the world and a teddybear is the best thing to cuddle.
This sweet boy got a kitten, their first family pet, apart from some chickens. The kitten was a little timid and the little boy was cautious and oh so excited
These children took photos for each of the activities they did each day of their holidays. the eldest here is a complete book worm, the little boy has been learning to read and the youngest has just been learning to read as well, but whether they are the ones reading of the ones being read too, they love books.
This mum has always lifted up her daughter, her daughter however is slowly getting too big to be lifted this way and mum wanted to commemorate one of the last few times she will be able to do this.
This mum had many family traditions as a child, stringing popcorn to hang around the house and on the Christmas tree, she loved Christmas so much and Christmas was always such a big event in their house she wanted all the Christmas decorations and to share them with her sweet little boy.
We all know the feeling, counting down the sleeps until Christmas. Then on Christmas eve we want to do one of two things, stay awake to catch a glimpse of the magic or we want to go to sleep because the quicker we sleep the quicker Christmas comes.
This sweet boy celebrates his birthday during Grafton’s Jacaranda Season. We photographed this photo to celebrate his super special birthday.
The three older children always go along with whatever their baby sister decides and Mum really wanted to capture their special bond and love for their sister.
This sweet girl always tells her mum and her siblings that she loves them. Mum wanted to capture the special bond between these sisters.
This photograph was taken when mum went to visit her childhood hometown. Under the blossoms, celebrating not only her own growth but also the way her own children blossom.
Story telling photography is a unique way of expressing your family’s journey in a really visual and specific way.
Every detail within your image is personal and rooted deeply with meaning and purpose - Encompassing your family’s unique story.
You may feel like you don’t have a story to tell, My clients often find that once our consultation starts they have more to tell than they thought.
Some stories are deeper and more complex while others simply want to capture the joy of their children’s childhood.
Some find their story and inspirations comes from.
Cultural heritage,
items from their childhood
family pets and animals
childhood story books
items from their profession
your loves and your losses
Milestones
-Smiles
-Sitting
-Crawling
-Standing
-Walking
-First wordsYour aspirations and Inspirations
Fertility journey
Childhood memories and heirloom items handed down
Child / infant/ pregnancy loss