In Morningside Manor, Sandton, Johannesburg but I travel throughout Gauteng.

Short answer: Storytelling. Emotive. Vibrant
Long Answer: My aim is to capture photos that tell a story, that are filled with raw emotion. I love to do this with a unique creative eye. I capture all the small moments that in years to come don’t seem so small at all. I also love striking portraits, especially of Motherhood so I definitely love to include these in galleries as well.

It is totally normal to feel this way. There is no need to stress about your shoot. I will guide you and your family throughout your shoot so you don’t have to worry about not knowing what to do. All I need from you is be present and enjoy your loved ones. You can leave the rest up to me. I am always aware of lighting and angles because these two things will help bring out your best features.

Anytime between 29 and 33 weeks. That way the bump is nice and full but you still feel comfortable and not too tired.

You will receive some sneak peeks within 5 day of the shoot. Your full gallery will be ready within 4 weeks. If you added on a video you can add another week onto it.

To make a booking you get in touch with me using my enquiry form on my website. I will then send you my rates.

Once you have decided what you would like to book I will send you a contract and invoice and we can chat availability. To secure the booking I require a signed contract and 25% booking fee. The remaining 75% is due one week prior to the shoot date.

Anytime within baba’s first 4 weeks. This shoot is done in the comfort of your home so you don’t have to worry about taking baby out the house.

Nope, this newborn photography style does not fit into my documentary storytelling approach. If you have a cute little outfit for baba or some sentimental pieces you would like to include that is awesome and we can definitely incorporate these. We will definitely get photographs of baby by themselves they will just not be intricately posed with studio lighting :) but in more of a natural setting. The shoot will be focused on capturing all the newborn cuddles and everything that goes with this stage of parenthood - all the raw moments included.

The best time is around sunset (you just can't beat that golden hour.). I know it is quite scary to schedule anything around sunset with babies or toddlers - it is for one day and your photos will last a lifetime - your toddler will think its the coolest thing to stay up a bit later with mom and dad. For shoots at home they can be done anytime of the day when you have the most natural light in the house.

They will take place at one location of your choice. I do love shooting at home (nothing like being in your own environment to get lovely natural candid photos) or at a location you love, example a park. For kiddies aged between 2 and 5 I would advise that when choosing a location to not choose one with too many distractions :)

I do have a location guide if you need some help choosing the perfect spot.

Outfits can really elevate a shoot. As a guide simple clothes and neutral colours tend to work best and avoiding logos and stripes is preferable. Layering works really well for creating different looks and a change of outfit can be a good idea for very little ones. Textures like lace and soft knits add interest without competing for attention.