As mothers we play such a huge role in our children’s lives, but are often reluctant to appear in photos. I’m always so pleased when I can capture a mum just interacting with her children. Thanks Kat for letting me.

It’s been so nice to be outdoors in the sunshine while shooting the teepee mini-sessions last week. And best of all, to see some familiar faces returning.

From the look of it, I think this trio of siblings are going to be best buddies. And noisy. I definitely think it’s going to be a noisy sort of household for the next ten years.

I’ve been photographing Evelyn since she was 17 weeks old and I love being able to check in and see how much she has grown.

There’s a whole lot of love for the new little addition to this family. And Luca is completely owning his awesome hairdo.

As a child I remember spending hours climbing around in trees, making cubbies and secret worlds. Delighted to see Ariya spend most of her session today exploring the branches on the gorgeous old fig tree.

Just the daily logistics of having three children under 4 years old must be mind-blowing. Then to arrive at today’s photo shoot with everyone this happy and gorgeously coordinated? That’s impressive parenting!

Just another day in the office and trialling my new photography assistant. What he lacks in technical skills is made up with his ability to keep everyone entertained. Love your work.

Such an incredible experience last night to photograph Snow Patrol at the Sydney Opera House on behalf of redbackrock.com. Check out the review here … https://redbackrock.com/gigs2

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Today’s gorgeous little 3 week old punk rocker.

You just can’t beat the beautiful afternoon light at the beach during the winter months. Big brothers Finn + Max had energy to burn, and their little sister Joy was trying her hardest to keep up.

Well that’s an awesome way to end the week. Very excited to have my image chosen to win this competition.

We were out walking around Santa Monica and there was this incredible art installation on the wall. I set myself up opposite it and just photographed everyone that walked underneath it for about half an hour.