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For older ones it might be the bittersweet realisation that they’re almost the same height as you now (or maybe even taller). Perhaps it’s the individual style they’ve developed that is entirely their own; the way they exchange glances with their siblings at every shared inside joke; the sprinkle of freckles that they still have on their nose; and the way they lean in to you when they think no-one is looking…

I love photographing families exactly as they are and strive to capture those moments of connection that are uniquely yours: all of those small-but-meaningful things that you want to remember. 

For little ones it might be their extraordinary eyelashes; the unruly wisps of hair that never lie flat no matter how much you brush them; or their expressive hands (I have this thing with hands, they tell a story all of their own). Perhaps it’s the cheeky twinkle in their eyes as they take off their socks for the umpteenth time; the shy smile they offer when they want something; or their sassy attitude. It could be the way they hug with their whole body; the way they take hold of your face when they give you a kiss; the way they pout when they’re feeling sad; the way they snuggle their most favourite cuddly toy. Or maybe it’s the sprinkle of freckles on their nose; the way they bury their face in your shoulder when they’re tired; the gaps from lost teeth that change their whole face; the deep sigh they let out when they relax into the safety of your arms…