I photograph birth with quiet respect for the story unfolding in front of me. Every labour is different, every family unique, and every birth deserves to be remembered with honesty and care. As both a qualified birth doula and photographer, I understand when to step in—and when to simply bear witness.
I photograph birth with quiet respect for the story unfolding in front of me. Every labour is different, every family unique, and every birth deserves to be remembered with honesty and care. As both a qualified birth doula and photographer, I understand when to step in—and when to simply bear witness.
Nothing is staged. I don't ask you to pause, repeat a moment or perform for the camera. I quietly document your birth as it unfolds — the long, quiet hours, the strength it takes to bring your baby into the world, the first cry, and the moment your baby is finally placed in your arms.
Your gallery tells the whole story. Not just the highlights. Not a polished version of the day. The real moments — honest, emotional and deeply personal, preserved exactly as they happened.
Nothing is staged. I don't ask you to pause, repeat a moment or perform for the camera. I quietly document your birth as it unfolds — the long, quiet hours, the strength it takes to bring your baby into the world, the first cry, and the moment your baby is finally placed in your arms.
Your gallery tells the whole story. Not just the highlights. Not a polished version of the day. The real moments — honest, emotional and deeply personal, preserved exactly as they happened.
For more than 11 years, I've had the privilege of documenting births as they unfold. Six years ago, I became a qualified birth doula, adding another layer of knowledge and support to the way I care for the families who invite me into their birth space.
Understanding birth goes beyond knowing when to press the shutter. It means recognising the rhythm of labour, respecting the atmosphere in the room, and knowing when to quietly step closer — or when to simply give you space.
While my role is to document your story, I'm also there as a calm, familiar presence. If you need reassurance, a steady hand, or someone who understands the journey you're walking, you'll have that too.
For more than 11 years, I've had the privilege of documenting births as they unfold. Six years ago, I became a qualified birth doula, adding another layer of knowledge and support to the way I care for the families who invite me into their birth space.
Understanding birth goes beyond knowing when to press the shutter. It means recognising the rhythm of labour, respecting the atmosphere in the room, and knowing when to quietly step closer — or when to simply give you space.
While my role is to document your story, I'm also there as a calm, familiar presence. If you need reassurance, a steady hand, or someone who understands the journey you're walking, you'll have that too.
Surrogacy and donor births deserve the same care, respect and thoughtfulness as every other birth story. I understand that these moments can hold layers of emotion, anticipation and love, and I approach each family's journey with sensitivity and genuine care.
In 2025, my work in this space was recognised nationally as I received the Pregnancy & Birth Photographer of the Year award at the Australian Surrogacy & Donor Awards.
If your family is growing through surrogacy or donor conception, your story matters — and it deserves to be documented with honesty, respect and the same love that brought you here.
Surrogacy and donor births deserve the same care, respect and thoughtfulness as every other birth story. I understand that these moments can hold layers of emotion, anticipation and love, and I approach each family's journey with sensitivity and genuine care.
In 2025, my work in this space was recognised nationally as I received the Pregnancy & Birth Photographer of the Year award at the Australian Surrogacy & Donor Awards.
If your family is growing through surrogacy or donor conception, your story matters — and it deserves to be documented with honesty, respect and the same love that brought you here.
I am a qualified and compassionate doula dedicated to providing holistic support for mothers during pregnancy and birth. My approach is grounded in faith, empowering women to trust their bodies and make informed, confident decisions about their birth experiences.
Whether you're birthing at home, in a hospital, in nature, or choosing a c-section, I am here to support you every step of the way.
I offer unwavering support, not just physically but emotionally and spiritually, as I believe every woman’s journey into motherhood is unique and deeply personal. Whether you are planning a natural birth, seeking comfort through various pain management options, or navigating the challenges of postpartum recovery, I am here to guide you with a calm, nurturing presence.
My goal is to create a peaceful, empowering environment where you feel fully supported in your choices. I work closely with you and your birth team to ensure your vision is respected, and your needs are met, all while fostering an atmosphere of trust, love, and respect. Your birth is a sacred experience, and I would be honored to be part of it, supporting you every step of the way.
Birth photography is booked during pregnancy, ideally around 25–30 weeks. Birth availability is limited, so I recommend enquiring early so we can chat through your due date, birth plans and make sure I am available when your baby arrives.
Birth photography is booked during pregnancy, ideally around 25–30 weeks. Birth availability is limited, so I recommend enquiring early so we can chat through your due date, birth plans and make sure I am available when your baby arrives.
Once your due date is secured, we will arrange antenatal consultations to get to know each other, discuss your preferences and talk through how you would like your birth story documented. From 36 weeks, I am officially on call for your baby's arrival.
Once your due date is secured, we will arrange antenatal consultations to get to know each other, discuss your preferences and talk through how you would like your birth story documented. From 36 weeks, I am officially on call for your baby's arrival.
When labour begins, you contact me and keep me updated as things progress. We stay connected throughout your labour, and I make my way to you when the timing is right.
When labour begins, you contact me and keep me updated as things progress. We stay connected throughout your labour, and I make my way to you when the timing is right.
Every birth unfolds differently. I have photographed long labours, fast arrivals, planned caesareans and unexpected birth journeys. My role is to be prepared, calm and present whenever your baby decides it is time.
Every birth unfolds differently. I have photographed long labours, fast arrivals, planned caesareans and unexpected birth journeys. My role is to be prepared, calm and present whenever your baby decides it is time.
Yes. I photograph births across Brisbane and surrounding areas. I work respectfully within your chosen birth environment, with a special focus on home birth photography. I love documenting the calm, personal and intimate nature of welcoming a baby into the world at home.
The hospitals I regularly photograph at include:
Mater Mothers’ Hospital
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH)
North West Private Hospital
Logan Hospital
Caboolture Hospital
Redcliffe Hospital
Sunshine Coast University Hospital
Buderim Private Hospital
Yes. I photograph births across Brisbane and surrounding areas. I work respectfully within your chosen birth environment, with a special focus on home birth photography. I love documenting the calm, personal and intimate nature of welcoming a baby into the world at home.
The hospitals I regularly photograph at include:
Mater Mothers’ Hospital
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH)
North West Private Hospital
Logan Hospital
Caboolture Hospital
Redcliffe Hospital
Sunshine Coast University Hospital
Buderim Private Hospital
Yes. Planned and unexpected caesarean births are just as meaningful and deserve to be remembered. I approach every birth with the same care, respect and documentary style.
Yes. Planned and unexpected caesarean births are just as meaningful and deserve to be remembered. I approach every birth with the same care, respect and documentary style.
I usually remain for around 1–2 hours after birth, documenting those first moments together — first cuddles, first feed, newborn checks, family introductions and the quiet moments after you meet your baby.
I usually remain for around 1–2 hours after birth, documenting those first moments together — first cuddles, first feed, newborn checks, family introductions and the quiet moments after you meet your baby.
No. I believe your birth belongs to you. My approach is documentary and unobtrusive — I don't direct your labour, interrupt your experience or ask you to repeat moments. I quietly document your story while respecting your space, choices and birth environment.
My training as a birth doula has taught me how to read the room, understand the rhythm of labour and recognise when a mother may need a little extra reassurance. If you reach for me, look to me for encouragement, a moment of support, or prayer if that is something you desire, I will be there — while always honouring your birth space and the role of your chosen support team.
No. I believe your birth belongs to you. My approach is documentary and unobtrusive — I don't direct your labour, interrupt your experience or ask you to repeat moments. I quietly document your story while respecting your space, choices and birth environment.
My training as a birth doula has taught me how to read the room, understand the rhythm of labour and recognise when a mother may need a little extra reassurance. If you reach for me, look to me for encouragement, a moment of support, or prayer if that is something you desire, I will be there — while always honouring your birth space and the role of your chosen support team.
Yes. Every path to parenthood deserves to be remembered. I approach surrogacy and donor births with sensitivity, respect and care, creating a space where every family story is honoured.
Yes. Every path to parenthood deserves to be remembered. I approach surrogacy and donor births with sensitivity, respect and care, creating a space where every family story is honoured.