Archive for the ‘Families’ Category
My last set of mini sessions were so popular, that I just had to run another day – terrible I know haha. I just adore these sessions. I generally only put word out on my facebook business page, and the places are snapped up. So if you’re on fb, make sure you like my page to keep up with any special session announcements as soon as they are made, or email me at katie@katietolandphotography.com.au if you’d like to be placed on a wait list so I can let you know the details of mini sessions or special offers as they come up.
First up from this round of mini sessions was the ever so adorable Quinn and Liam. I photographed them both as newborns, and it’s so lovely to have them back in front of my camera to capture them as they grow.
Spencer & Tully | Mornington Peninsula family photographer
April 26, 2013Emma and Shaun’s beautiful family. Spencer first captured my heart when I photographed him at about 6 month old. I think I fall in love with every child I photograph, and every family I meet. They come in the door as clients, and leave as friends. I truly do feel blessed to have a job like this where I not only get to photograph gorgeous families, I get to do it again and again over the years and watch as these beautiful babies grow into happy fun loving, energetic and cheeky kids.
I love to let the natural moments unfold infront of my camera. From the way a mummy will snuggle her newborn to calm him, the way a baby will crawl away mid shot or a toddler will take off running. Those perfectly imperfect moments. I never get frustrated by them (I wouldn’t work with children and babies if I did!), I embrace them, I adore them. The expressions of love and surprise that follow are usually some of my favourite images. Liked this one below of Evie, giggling as she headed straight to her mummas warm arms. Perfect.
Scarlett & Henry | Mornington Peninsula family photographer
April 15, 2013
PHOTO-A-DAY: DAY 17 | Mornington Peninsula photographer
January 22, 2013
Day 17: It starts with daddy watering the veggie patch, and then it just becomes good old fashioned fun.