Tasmania Holiday part four
We stayed outside of Hobart at Clifton Beach in the most wonderful beach house. Four doors down we found this. At sunrise.
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Tasmania Holiday part three
We spent a day at Port Arthur. Chilling, eerie and one of the most visually spectacular corners of the world. The kids were fascinated with the history of convict transportation the old convict gaol -- Will in particular. He only asked 268 questions about ...
Tasmania Holiday part two
Seven Mile Beach. Cold but sunny. We went here twice and were the only people on the beach on both occasions.
Tasmania Holiday part one
We are back from 10 gorgeous days in Tasmania. I try not to let the camera take over the holiday, but I still have a gazillion photos to remind me of our trip. Lots I would love to share, so I will spread them over a few days.
First up -- some beach scrawl...
My loves
Most of the time my kids have had enough of being photographed. However, on a recent commercial warehouse session they were very excited to be included. Afterwards, they couldn't wait to get their model on and styled their own shoot. Jaz and Will chose thei...
Holiday Snaps
We have just spent a week holidaying with my mum and Tony, who live in a small town on the NSW South Coast. Being such a small town, it is easy to get around. And a quick explore on the beach before breakfast, after lunch and or again before dinner was just ...
We are here…
... back soon. x
Free and Happy
My Jazzy having fun.
Le Photo Wall
I love trawling through house and design websites and have folders and subfolders full of favourite ideas. There is the bedroom folder, dining room folder, wall colour folder, outdoor setting folder, kids bedroom folder... the list is endless. One day these ...
Lazy days…
...of cooking and proofing and cleaning and cuddling and trampoline jumping and rain dodging. Meringues with cream and strawberries and passionfruit made by Jazzy. Purchased and collected an antique french-style sideboard off Ebay - love it! And the boy x
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Good morning
Just a glimpse of the scruffy, crazy yumminess I wake up to...
Family Photography Bayside
I am working overtime to put the finishing touches on the Love Your Camera workshops. We are getting so excited here at Team Baxter! Thank you to everyone who has booked or registered your interest. I can't wait to meet you. My goal for these workshops is ...
Lovey Love Love
Back in December I attended Jesh de Rox's Life {as an Artform} workshop for 3 days of inspiration, creativity, encouragement, insight... I could go on. The emotional journey he takes you on over 3 days is truly a life-changing experience. I travelled with m...
Will
I wanted to take a few shots of Will on his bed - there was a lovely soft light at around 7pm. "What do you want me to do, mum?" I said, "whatever you feel like doing..." x
The Babes
I'm not gonna lie, here we have Extreme Gorgeous -- our gang.
Comic relief provided by Dave. Quilt from Ikea. Three edible chidren made by us. x
Abbotsford Convent
We took the kids to explore Abbotsford Convent, primarily to check out the digs for our Melbourne workshops, but also to feast at Lentil As Anything (yum!).
Kid’s Photography East Melbourne
Friendly and sweet and scrummy... let's play by the window and be perfect for the photographer. Check :)
And my sister sent me this picture with "we all know someone like this". It really made me laugh, maybe because I'm always the seal...
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Loving
Today I am loving... culling and lovingly donating bags and bags and more bags of stuff, 3 clean and sparkling children's rooms, sharing a bottle of wine with husband while we undertook this task, the Wii Fit Plus obstacle course (I am hooked and have sore leg...
Road Trip
My wonderful friend Tuesday and I are about to embark on an 8-hour road trip to take part in a week of Jesh de Rox. I spent a day with Jesh at Blend in Sante Fe earlier this year, and he was amazing. I am so excited for everything this week has in store. N...
A Portrait of Me
Remember the days before email, texting, facebook, skype... when you would get letters in the post. Letters from your gran, your aunty, or aerogrammes from your oldest friend overseas (hi Vic!). Letters with hand-written addresses. Well, I received one of ...