Sometimes it's hard to draw a line of when to take the photo, or when to put the camera down while on holiday. We want to capture as much as we can so we don't forget, but it's equally important to be present and enjoy your holiday too. So, if you are like us, and go away often, why not pick one moment of your trip that you really want to remember and make an effort to capture that instead. For me it was toasting marshmallows over the campfire. Something we do every time we g

When I asked Sarah what something special about her family was, or her kids' childhood that she wanted her family to remember in 10 years' time, her answer was - "Just that there’s always music and laughter in our home. We are loud, and we love hard. We are so silly, and that’s something we love about our family" and I think our session together summed that up well. I hope that in 10 years' time, Sarah and her family will be able to look back through their family album and re

Having a family film and photo session at home doesn't mean that you suddenly need to be really busy, have the perfect morning routine, or organise all the fun things to keep your kids amused. Often, it's the simple things, your everyday jobs and chores, the naptimes and playing with the kids on the floor that I am drawn to filming and photographing the most. So, when I read through Bartel family's questionnaire, I knew that their session was going to be a beautiful morning.

Before our session together I asked Kellie what she most wanted to remember about her family right now, in this particular season of life, and her response was to spend our session at the family farm. So, we did just that. We spent a short amount of time at home, before heading out to the farm to ride around, roasting marshmallows, playing in the puddles and running along the haybales. Despite having several seasons of weather in one session, from rain through to sunshine and