It’s been three years since I last visited this Sydney family to photograph a newborn baby. “Baby T” is most certainly not a baby any more! He’s an adoring big brother to a brand new baby sister.

Thank you so much for inviting me back to see your family again and capture your beautiful new baby girl. I can’t wait to get your full gallery to you, I had so much fun with you and we made some truly beautiful images!

Goodness me the blog has been quiet. I on the other hand have not been “quiet” at all! I have had a run of clients who didn’t want blog previews, attended conferences, workshops & print judging, had some time off, moved house, oh and started setting up a studio! The studio space should (fingers crossed) be properly up and running next month. But I did get to test out the huge new window I had installed on this gorgeous little girl!

Welcome to the world sweet baby girl, you are completely and utterly adored and adorable. I can’t wait to finish the rest of your images!

How adored is this gorgeous little girl? She was surrounded by her loving family when I met her and you could just feel the joy in the house. I think that is one of the most special things about photographing newborns in their own home – I often get to meet grandparents as well and to see the little details of just how overjoyed the whole family is to meet this new life.

A new baby joining the family is truly a momentous and beautiful thing.

Yesterday I took portraits of a shed. Like a newborn it didn’t run away or talk to me. But that was about where the similarities ended. It was gorgeous though!

I met this little guy last weekend. He was SO CUTE. For some reason I have had a long run of average to above average sized babies. This guy was a little early, so he really was a wee little newborn, but he was thriving – with such a gorgeous round baby belly, chubby little thighs… I almost wanted to steal him. But I think he might have been missed! You can just see how adored he is.

You may recognise his big brother too, though he wasn’t so big last time we met. I really do adore watching families grow, and grow up!