Hey, I’m Aby!
Wife, Mum, and Creative Soul.
If you’re looking to capture the real, authentic moments that make your family’s story unique, you’re in the right place.
It was becoming a mum that truly opened my eyes to the magic of portrait photography. I wanted to freeze those fleeting moments—the little things you don’t want to forget. That’s why I’m here: to help you capture the magic of your new family so you can treasure it forever.
I specialise in newborn and family photography, and there’s nothing I love more than capturing real, honest moments—just you, just them.
My style? Natural, relaxed, and full of heart. The best photos happen when you’re comfortable and being yourselves. I’ll offer a little guidance to find the best light, but mostly, I let those genuine, in-between moments unfold.
When I’m not behind the camera, you’ll likely find me with my family, soaking up as much time with them as I can before they hit their teen years and aren’t so keen on hanging out with us!
Let’s capture the love, the laughter, and all the little details that tell your family’s unique story. I can’t wait to create memories with you that will last a lifetime!
* I love interior design and used to work for an interior designer. I’m often dreaming of my next home project!
* I’d choose walking over driving. It’s my most favoured way of keeping fit! But I do enjoy yoga and find I need that calm and reflective time to stay happy.
* I’m a wannabe gardener! I know next to nothing about plants and growing things, but I’m enjoying having a go and love to create a nice outdoor space. I also love getting my hands dirty, I’ll happily try and chop a tree down and dig up a flowerbed!
* I don’t drink coffee… cup of tea for me.
* Being with my friends and sharing a bottle of wine is one of my favourite ways to spend an evening.
* I have a drama and theatre arts degree, helpful for all those bedtime stories!
* I’m an artist, I don’t find a lot of time for big paintings these days, but love to make family and friends cards on special occasions.
