Ive not posted for a while - the new year and travels got the best of me but I am very excited to get back on my keyboard and share some of the latest adventures that photography has taken me on. I am very grateful to have had a busy January - photographing some gorgeous newborns. Each and every session gives me goosebumps as to how perfect these little humans are. From their wrinkly fingers to their furrowed foreheads. Moments with their siblings and mum and dad are definite

I recently returned from a 3 week adventure in Sri Lanka. A beautiful island that I was very excited to visit thanks to Steve McCurry and his incredible photography of the island and its wonders. One of my favourite photographs ever taken was of the Sri Lankan fishermen by Steve himself and I could not wait to see them in person and hopefully capture my own photographs of them. So one day - off I went to the coast of the island, a spot renowned for the stilt fishermen. Racing

As much as I love capturing photos of emotion through the newborn, lifestyle and wedding photography I do, I have found a lot of joy in taking photos of flowers too. Although they don't have a personality - show any emotion - or wiggle around as I am trying to capture them - I think they are absolutely beautiful. I am after all a woman and can not deny that I love getting a cute little rose or dainty bouquet! However the moment I put flowers in front of my wee Nikon camera, I

I find it pretty amazing - the number and variety of people we encounter as we walk our paths. Not only do we "meet" these individuals, but thanks to social media - we are able to see the adventures they are on as the years go by. From my classmates in Dubai who have ventured out all over the world in the pursuit of their studies and career. To those I met in the modeling world - who are now volunteers, celebrities, mothers, entrepreneurs, students - the list goes on. As with