Peter was the only photographer we met who really spent time talking to me as well as Amy. On the day it very easy to work with him; he understood exactly what we wanted. We have had so many positive comments on our photos, especially about how natural they look. Our album was absolutely perfect.
- Andrew & Amy, MiltonKnowing when and where to take my South Coast family photographer clients is something I pride myself on. To find the light, make the most of what the surrounding landscape has to offer, and capture what’s happening around me makes for unique and special imagery.
Capturing a family at play is one of my favourite photoshoots. Recording life long moments between parents and their children. The results are stunning photographs and happy clients. In this photoshoot, I’ve chosen a natural look and feel to my photographs. Having the South coastal a backdrop always delivers a beautiful result for my clients.
I won’t say photography is my life, ‘cause there are other things too. My wonderful family and friends, good food, travel, kayaking, and all the adventures of living where we do. However, you could say I’m rarely without a camera!
Taking photos for almost as long as I can remember. When the world went digital it accelerated the obsession and revealed an opportunity to create a life based around my camera.
The best South Coast Family Portrait Photographers love working in and near the South Coast. It is a blessing that I live where I do.
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Great photographers are busy photographers because they love their work. My family portrait sessions are easy to book in. Simply email or call me to discuss what you would like to achieve.
I have a published Coffee Table book called ” Home – Kiama Through Our Eyes, with Phil Winterton.
“A sublime collection of unique and evocative photographs of Kiama and surrounds. This is a perfect gift or keepsake for locals and visitors alike, and a treasure for all those with a place in their hearts for this special part of Australia.”
