Welcome to my family photography blog journal!

Yes we are heading into yet another 9 weeks of ever-dreaded lockdown. If you are a parent, you know how challenging it can be to find ways to entertai…

Welcoming your brand new baby into the world is a joyous milestone in your life. Looking into your child’s eyes for the first time is a magical moment…

FIRST COMMUNION PHOTOGRAPHY
First Communion is an important milestone in the child’s life. This momentous occasion happens only once. In a Catholic fa…

Life goes by fast. It is both hard and beautiful. No doubts, parenting brings with it some of the hardest days. I get it. The childbirth, relentless exhaustion of the first year, sleepless nights and emergency rooms…

Instagram, a platform focusing purely on image and the ability to create eye-catching content is getting increasingly important for brands and individuals.

Wexford is a stunning part of Ireland for family portrait photos and we are really spoiled for choices. Here is my list of top five places and some thoughts why i love them so much.

I often hear that the age of professional family photographers has ended, and that photography itself has lost its value as everyone can take a decent image with a smartphone. Partially it is true…

Whether you have a digital camera or just a smartphone these tips will help you to take great portraits of your children indoors. Believe it or not a doorway is all you need to transform an everyday moment into a glorious natural light portrait. Here’s how to pull this off:

If you are about to say YES to the dress, why not say hi to a photographer.
Once in a lifetime (we hope) moments like getting engaged are something that need to be picture-perfect and preserved.
Doing an engagement photo session with your partner before your wedding day has many benefits.
Let me explain.

With snow likely on the horizon, are your family photographs more ‘slush’ than lush?It’s true that snow is not often associated with happy family photos here in Ireland. Every time there is a little flurry of snowflakes, it usually only means one thing – DISASTER!
This doesn’t have to be the case.