I had a wonderful afternoon with Kim and her gorgeous daughter, Sarah, yesterday. We headed to the State Park behind my house for some lovely afternoon light. We were hoping for a bit of a sunset, but it wasn't to be... Just a whole bunch of gloomy clouds. But they were both such willing models, and even though Sarah was a bit weirded out I got some stunning shots of her.

Baby Kaydee and her folks (and Nanna) are down in Melbourne for a short visit so we scheduled in a shoot before they have to head home to Central Vic. Four weeks old, so tiny and adorable. So photogenic. Perfect skin. Uh oh, did someone say clucky??

Yay! My first set of twins to photograph, the gorgeous 18-months-old Ella and Keira. Oh my, they were so awesome. I had a lot of fun chasing them around and trying to get their attention, dancing to the Wiggles, throwing balls. It was a total blast. But hard work. I take my hat off to any parent of multiples, you do a fabulouso job.

Last weekend my in-laws came over and I tried to get some nice family shots of them all, and also of the four cousins together. To say it was difficult to capture my niece and nephew is a total understatement!! Why would it be harder to take photos of the people that I love? Meh, I have no idea, it just it! But anyway, I got some goodies, and I hope to get some more great ones of the cousins while we're all away together on the weekend.

Gorgeous baby Isaac was booked in for a session with me in his first week of life, but unfortunately his mum, Cedar, got quite ill and went back to hospital. But she's home now and feeling a bit better and I was so thrilled to be able to shoot some photos for her.

On the weekend I was extremely privileged to photograph the wedding of Alex and Gus down at Point Lonsdale. Being a night wedding, there was always going to be light issues and whilst they were very difficult to overcome, we also struggled with lack of space and lack of time (sheesh!) but the B&G as well as the bridal party were so so patient with me while we figured out settings and really made my job a lot of fun.