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Mr M, 14 days new – Melbourne Newborn Photography

Gemma — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 00:30:22 +0000

Mr M, Oh my. He made me melt! So tiny (although a perfect weight!) he loves his cuddles and knowing someone is close by.

Thanks for visiting Mum & Dad, it was lovely to meet you, and I can’t wait to show off Mr. M’s gallery!

Miss A, 6 days – Melbourne Baby Photography

Gemma — Mon, 10 May 2010 12:01:46 +0000

Miss A is just so adorable! A little fussy, and by that I mean, she definitely preferred to be cuddled.. lots!!! She is gorgeous Mum & Dad, I very much enjoyed our time together!! And thanks again for your patience with the preview!

34 weeks – Melbourne Pregnancy Photography

Gemma — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 06:18:42 +0000

Once upon a time, two photographers got lost in a meadow, photographing the stunningly gorgeous Nat for her maternity portraits. I cannot tell you how many photographs were taken during this session. Every movement Nat made was an opportunity to click away!

Miss Janet of Hyggelig Photography, and I spent a whole day with Nat, both on-location and in my Point Cook studio. Studio session to be blogged soon..

Until then, I hope you enjoy this Mother Nature style session!

Glowing at 34 weeks – Melbourne Maternity Photographer

Gemma — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 02:18:56 +0000

I can’t wait to meet this little baby, and not too long to go, I hope your last week at work went well Mum!

I hope you enjoy the preview!

Summer Photo-A-Day project – Melbourne Baby Photography

Gemma — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 10:41:41 +0000

Sorry, lately the blog has been a LITTLE neglected. I have so many sessions to share, but it’s been flat out so hopefully very shortly I’ll be sharing some more previews.

In the meantime, some of my regular blog readers will remember that last January I had a project “photo-a-day” project. Well this year I’m being more adventurous. A photo a day for the entire of summer! As a photographer, I often forget or simply don’t want to take my camera out at home, or *try* to take formal portraits of my children. Why? Basically, E-man doesn’t like the camera, and Ash, well he’s starting to follow big brother on everything, and much to my dismay, the camera is in that category.

SO, this will be my little summer project. (little .. she says)

I hope to upload the images once a week, if more more often. I hope you enjoy, and encourage anyone and everyone to try the same! It’s fun!

So: the first 6 days of Summer!

{waiting} – Melbourne Pregnancy Photography

Gemma — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:03:25 +0000

This little bundle is due over Christmas & New Year! Hoping for Mum’s sake the weather stays nice and not too hot!!

Looking forward to meeting your little one, I hope you enjoy the preview!

Mr. J, 2 weeks – Newborn Photography Melbourne

admin — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 03:41:31 +0000

This gorgeous boy was just 2 weeks old at his session. Without a fuss he went off to sleep and pretty much stayed that way for the whole time! The weather turned a little dark on us at one stage and could quite wet and windy outside!

Was lovely to meet you all, I hope you enjoy the preview Mum & Dad!

Baby in a box & basket – Melbourne Baby Photography

admin — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:49:02 +0000

A good thing about being unwell, I’m at home more, and able to get some training in…. Must keep baby happy in front of camera…. Must not let him be like his old brother and run away from the camera screaming…

Even if I do ruin nice photos with forgetting to clean his running nose…. oops!

Miss B, 8 weeks – Melbourne Baby Photography

admin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 04:48:35 +0000

This little girl was such a doll! I could have kept her! We had to change our initial booking, but I think that may have been a good thing, because she performed for the camera beautifully! Although she did like to poke her tongue out at me.. not sure if she was trying to tell me something, or was being cute.. hehe! I was quite excited as I’d been unwell I’d entertained myself with some knitting, trying to modify patterns to suit slightly older babies than newborns, so Miss B was my little model.

The below hat is a slightly modified pattern (i.e I mis-calculated how much yarn I would need) from Amanda Keeys’ book available HERE