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Category Archives: Family
Squamish Family Photographer
Family photography usually defaults to thinking about babies and toddlers and the wonderful first years of life when precious milestone’s are being reached; birthday’s or learning to crawl and walk. When Marine called asking if I could photograph herself, her brother and parents for a special gift to her mom I couldn’t be more excited. As I always say, it’s the moments in every day life that become the most special and God only knows, those ,moments are only just beginning at age one or two.
So meet beautiful Marine, her brother and parents.
Vancouver Maternity Photography | Bellies & Babies
It always makes a shoot so much fun when we can work with different outfits, locations or fabrics. If you follow us regularly … tsk, tsk, if you don’t … you would have seen our bold, sexy red maternity photo shoot from last Thursday. Today, you can check out the same beautiful belly in it’s gorgeous, au naturale state. I loved working with the bamboo ladder in the background. I thought there were so many parallels with height, climbing, birth and growing.
Vancouver Maternity Photographer | Bellies & Babies
I love red, what I can say. It’s bold, powerful and sexy. I’m also madly in love with what I do….so this day goes down as one of those unforgettable days for me. More to come next week on this one so stay tuned!
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Whistler Family Photographer | Casey
Little bums. Little fingers. Little toes. I will never get my fill of photographing all the beautiful parts of newborns. Little Casey was stealing a few quiet moments with his mom while they still can. It won’t be too long before Casey sees how busy life can be with his 3 older brothers.
And as it usually is the case with the little one’s in our lives, they find ways to continually teaching us something. Today’s lesson was to take a moment to bask in one another’s space and just be. Smart little boy.
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Whistler Maternity Photographer | Mandy & Paul
The request from Mandy and Paul? Romance. Hardly a tall order to fill with a beautiful young couple so much in love, her with a bulging tummy, light misting rain and a quiet scenic spot.
A short three weeks later, their lives were graced with a precious baby girl. Congratulations and love to you all.
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Squamish Family Photographer | Catching up with Susan Carmody
Life is busy! But we finally caught up with my friend Susan and she agreed to write a guest post for us and I was so excited about being able to post this. We will continue to stay in touch with Susan and where her life is taking her as well as when it will bring her back to our neck of the woods. Even if it’s just for a quick visit! Sign up for our newsletter so you can be cool and in the know of all these exciting happenings! No one like hearing info through the grapevine!
Here’s Susan:
Returning to Oz

I can’t believe it has already been 3 months since we left Squamish. It seems such a short time, yet at the same moment so long ago since we were in Canada. For those of you who don’t know my story, or should I say ‘our story’ (as we are a family of 4 !), then let me fill you in just a little bit;
In 1992, after traveling and working in Europe for the previous 18months … I was back in Melbourne, catching up with friends, trying to figure out where my next adventure lay … Canada! Yes, what a brilliant idea. I had 2 girlfriends that had ventured over there a year ahead of me who kept calling me telling me to join them in Whistler … and the rest is history. 19 years later I am married to a wonderful Canadian man, have 2 amazing children, had more than a couple of loving, adorable pets, the most precious June, being one that shared our lives for 15 years, and many, many unbelievable days of adventure: including such things as snowboarding, skiing, hiking, rock climbing, scrambling, ice skating, baseball, softball,whitewater rafting, kayaking, heli-boarding, back country snowboard touring, mountain biking, trail running, live music events, camping, picnics … oh, yes and co-raising our 2 fab kids. Oh yes and also I ran my own photography business, which brought it’s own series of adventures and roller coaster rides!
Now, life is pretty sweet when you read it like that, but just like everybody else, there were some challenging times thrown in there for good measure, along the way, and there have been some times when it was just plain hard….. For the last few years, as I watched my little kiddies grow before my very eyes, I got to pining to be back here in my homeland, downunder. It was one of those big game changers, the decisions that feel huge, long before and after you make them. After spending over a year of preparing to get here, getting here and now being here, life as we know it has changed. We are standing in a moment of time, each day, marvelling at simply being here.
And, yes it’s different, yes we love it, yes I feel like I have come home. But Canada holds a big piece of my heart too. The vast expanses of farmland, horizons and coastal parks that sprawl out in front of me are a testament to the difference in where I have lived for the past 19 years and where we are now.
The sounds of so many varieties of birds! If you are a bird enthusiast, this would be a magical place to be, but be prepared for a bit of noise, at least where we live! The smells of the salt air here by the coast, as well as the eucalyptus trees after a fresh rainfall in summer. Lemon trees over producing, finding their fruit in boxes at the opp shop or street corner declaring that they are ‘free’ please take some!
The following photos are just a few moments we have shared on our nearby beach since moving here. Please enjoy and feel welcome to follow along for some more of my journey as I allow it to unfold and I share it on my blog.
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Whistler Family Photographer | How Not to Miss a Moment…
This brilliant man took the time and dedication to film his daughter once a week from birth till her 12th birthday. This is the canvas of all those moments. Beautiful!!
Whistler Family Photographer | The Carter’s
Just a short little teaser of an awesome shoot I did the other day. A few years back, Jodi and Todd hired me to photograph their wedding and now not too long afterwards they have their second “Coconut” on the way. More to come, but a little sweetness that I had to share for today.
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Squamish Family Photographer | Jack & Sean
Meet the McLeod’s. These boys are priceless and so sweet. We spent some time brainstorming where the perfect place would be for this photo shoot and in the end decided to start at their home and see where this adventure brought us. And well … we stayed. There is no better place than home sweet home. The boys were happy and relaxed which meant their parents were happy and relaxed! I guess I don’t need to tell you how it made me feel.
Yes, you guessed it … very happy indeed.
Squamish Family Photographer | Olive
Precious, precious, blue eyed soulful Olive. Some children have years of wisdom in their bright beautiful eyes and I loved every second I had with this one. Olive just experienced life’s first big milestone; embracing toddlerhood and officially leaving infancy behind. She handled it with such grace. And just in case you weren’t too sure, drums are handy for chewing the sticks and cake is awesome for pounding. Yes, dear Olive you have got it right…. exploring, touching and tasting everything. Us adults have a lot to learn from little one’s like you.
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