Mr T's imagination has been blossoming lately and I feel honoured to witness it, and sometimes even be invited to join in his own little world. Miss A of course loves to be a part of the action too.
"There are many little ways to enlarge your child's world. Love of books is the best of all."
— Jacqueline Kennedy
When I saw the beautiful Magnolia blooming at the farm, it reminded me of the gorgeous photos I took last year of my little honey pot, under the tree, surrounded by discarded flowers. I love how nature has its own way of marking time and seeing how much my little one will grow and change while that tree and those flowers remain the same.
Its amazing to see such discernible changes in her- from a passive, barely aware baby to the interactive, curious and tactile little toddler. Both beautiful in their own ways. But I must confess, I LOVE this age!
I had the priveledge to photoograph this beautiful family once more as they await the arrival of their third baby. Thank you M & S and we look forward to seeing you (and baby number 3!) very soon.
I've been working my little butt off, updating my website with a new look and my more recent work. So, if you haven't seen it already, head on over to www.inspired-images.com.au and check it out! Feel free to shoot me a message and let me know what you think!
My little munchkins are growing bigger and cheekier by the day, so here are a few recent photographs with more on the way, so stay tuned!
There is nothing more special, more intimate or more endearing than seeing your beloved curled up asleep with your sweet baby. These photos will last forever and for that I am so grateful.
Wow, how quickly has the year gone? my tiny baby now a walking, talking (sort of) one year old! Not to mention Mr 5, off to school next year. I'm going to miss him like crazy!
These are a month old and while I thought I'd get away with passing these off as one-year old photos, she has grown so much that I'll have to find time for some proper ones (hopefully before shes two!!) to capture the new teeth, the walking and how much shes gone and changed on me.
I wanted to get some photos of A feeding, while she's still a baby (she's almost 1 already!) because I know all to well how quickly she will grow up and how much I will miss it. So, my lovely sister captured these images for me. I hope you love them as much as I do.
“Breastfeeding is an unsentimental metaphor for how love works, in a way. You don't decide how much and how deeply to love - you respond to the beloved, and give with joy exactly as much as they want.” [Marni Jackson]