What an incredible opportunity today to spend time with, and photograph, dingoes. They loved getting up close and personal and were keen to either sit on me, lick my face or peer deep into my lens. Some behind the scenes shots.

Just needing a Cheshire Cat for her morning walk.

When photographing an extended family session and you capture the grandparents having their own romantic stroll along the beach.

I always bring along two camera bodies with different lenses to all my family shoots. This allows me to get up close for portraits with one lens, and to include some background for where we are shooting with the other lens. And we are definitely spoilt for choice for amazing local backdrops on the Northern Beaches.

When you are the mother of a newborn, you can see how easily the days pass and merge into one. So many kisses to give.

Battle hardened and ready to go at the Blacktown Medieval Fayre today.

A beautiful armful of fingers and toes.

Seriously Hugh? How can you look that charming and confident at age 2?

Pretty in pink.

Mothers and their sons. Can you spot the lipstick kiss?

Thrilled to see my photo of Vera enjoying her cup of tea shortlisted in the Australian Photography Magazine’s competition. The theme was ‘detail’ and there are some incredible macro shots that are worth taking a look at (unless you are scared of spiders, then do not click any further).   

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