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Listing all posts with label Sydney Pregnancy Portrait Photographer. Show all posts.
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Recently friends of ours contacted me about taking some photographs of them. Cassie's grandmother has dementia and is turning 90 so they said the family are putting together a photo book for her of everyone, they wanted some good couple photographs of them to put in the book. So we met at Long Reef beach on a beautiful sunday afternoon and walked along the golf course to my favoured spot, having a great chat and catch up. I set them up for their first photograph, took a few shots and then Hamish pulled this onesie out of his pocket..... I had to zoom in with the lens to read what it said.... then ran over to them to hug them! Cheeky buggers ;-) completely surprised me x
So the couple portraits turned into a pregnancy announcement shoot, and I'm so delighted for them and overjoyed they asked me, and surprised me at the same time xxx
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Its very life affirming in these interesting times with the globe shutting down with the Corona Virus to have life go on.... Looking forward to hearing of the birth of this little bubba.
We photographed their parents wedding 3 years ago, and had our engagment photography session at Chinaman's Beach, so wanted to revisit the same location to document this next exciting installment in their relationship.
Best of luck with this fun new adventure Elysia & Dom x
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Valentine's Day is next week….Instead of spending a fortune on flowers and a card why not give your Valentine some memories to last, with a portrait photography mini session voucher from J Roberts Photography. It's a great idea for that something special this Valentine's Day that will have memories that last!
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We were lucky enough to capture the beginning of this little cherubs life with a pregnancy portrait session with her parents (and big brother Maximus the great dane!) just 2 weeks before she was born, and now we've photographer her as a baby at 3 months old in the family home.
She's a very cute and curious little girl, as you can see from some of the looks she was giving me. But my favourite part of these photographs is watching her eyes as she chats to her Mum and Dad!
We also captured a few photos with her grandmother and great aunt out from Italy, and of course with Maximus.... she even got to ride him (I'm sure it won't be the last time that happens!)
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We have been lucky enough to capture this very precious time for Michelle & Chris, firstly with a pregnancy portrait session at Centennial Park just a few months ago, and now to meet with gorgeous little newborn baby Estelle Rose at just 8 days old!
She was a little angel, very sleepy and relaxed when I first arrived after a lovely feed, and then she woke up to chat to Mummy & Daddy. So very sweet....
Thank you again guys for inviting me to photograph these precious memories for you x
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Centennial Park Sydney is a treasure trove of lovely setting for portrait photography, and we just love the paperbark grove for its beautiful light and textures.
I really enjoyed this little maternity portrait photography session with Michelle & Chris, so excited about the birth of their first baby. And little bub seemed to be enjoying the attention too as it was very active keeping Mum & Dad laughing with its antics. I'm really looking forward to meeting this little one in about 6 weeks time......
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Belinda & Kieron are expecting their first little baby any minute! Yes Belinda was 38 weeks pregnant for the portrait session and doesn't she look amazing..... if only I'd looked that good at 38 weeks!
They wanted to capture their family before the bub arrives, so their Great Dane Maximus came along for the pregnancy portrait session at Blue Point Reserve on the shores of Sydney Harbour. He was a very good boy joining in their afternoon picnic and champagne, and watching the boats cruise by on the harbour.
They are such a gorgeous couple, I can't wait to meet their bump when I photograph it in a newborn session in a couple of weeks....
