Feeling relaxed and recharged after four days away hiking in the Snowy Mountains. Spending time sharing stories and making memories with a gorgeous circle of friends.

What an incredibly special guest to have at the wedding on the weekend. The bride’s grandmother, Phyllis, 104 years old and the holder of so many family memories.

The bride grew up at McMahon’s Point, so it was only fitting that Sydney Harbour put on a sparkling day for her wedding. So many beautiful backdrops, ridiculously cute children in the bridal party, and a fun couple that thoroughly enjoyed celebrating their day together.

What a gorgeous wedding today! Rach and Luke making it official after 10 years together. Congratulations and all the best as you start the next chapter of your lives X

When you don’t quite have the endurance to make it through all of the wedding speeches.

Such a big day of celebrations, with Xander’s baptism and Emma + Vince surprising all their family and friends by getting married as well. Such a gorgeous day for everyone involved.

What a secret to keep! I was booked to photograph Xander’s baptism, but when all the family and friends were at lunch, Emma and Vince were going to surprise everyone by getting married. It all worked perfectly and it completely floored the guests. Lots of tears and emotion, and a gorgeous double celebration.

Yesterday’s family session had two brothers with long legs and lots of energy, so we incorporated lots of running and climbing trees. I’m loving all the greenery and the beauty of these majestic old fig trees.

It’s crazy hot out there today. Hope you are managing to keep cool.

I loved everything about working with the dancers from Raw Performing Arts on the weekend. The girls were so enthusiastic, that even as the sun had almost set, they kept leaping and jumping, enjoying the freedom of dancing on the sand.

Another dancer from Friday’s shoot with the girls from Raw Performing Arts. They made every move look so effortless.

North Curl Curl. From where you’d rather be.