the love curve
June 28, 2024
Instances in time become imprints in our memory when we look at photographs. Take this shoot, for example. It was back in 2021 when
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Instances in time become imprints in our memory when we look at photographs. Take this shoot, for example. It was back in 2021 when
Sometimes, when I am asked to do photos in the garden at the family home, I am skeptical. Most people believe their gardens are
Do you ever catch yourself in an instance of unexpected joy and think to yourself, “this is what matters to me”? Often it takes
When I first started taking photos for families many years ago, it was the babies and toddlers that I photographed most. As time has
I will always remember this shoot for the pure joy that came from it. While I could only imagine that having four children, and
Sometimes I am invited into peoples homes and I get to capture them at ease in their happy place. These environments are a safety
I am always seeking out the authentic moments of family connection. Young children make that happen organically because, ironically, their unpredictable nature creates a
This was a shoot I did in February of 2020. Little did we know at the time what was on the horizon. A global
This shoot happened in the month before lockdown first started. It was a regular afternoon in February and at the time my main concern
Before I start a shoot I am thinking about how I can bring out the best in people. The real key to this lies
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