I'm Natasha, I work in childcare but I m also a photographer who enjoys and wants to capture your memories for you and your family.
Photography has always played a part in my life as a I got older by having a camera bought for me one Christmas as a gift, however around 9 years ago it became an important aspect in my life. My mum became poorly and everything fell apart. Once I lost my mum, I noticed I didn't have enough photos to go back and look over to help with the grieving process. it was then and there that I decided I should focus on photography and give others the chance to have their special moments captured. Give others the chance to have their family memories preserved. It is one thing I will aways tell my clients - you might not want to go in front of the camera but do it for your family - give them the gift of your presence that they can keep alive.
Do it for others! Do it for your parents, your siblings, your children. You just never know how special that moment might become to them and to you.
My photography is more natural, I enjoy exploring locations with you, going out for a little trip with your family and taking those 'in the moment' photos. The ones that will stay with you forever. Lets weave your memories into these special photos that will line your walls and heart for years to come. Let me take that first step with you and click that button - Let me be your photographer.
This time with your children is important, so letting the photographer just capture that memory leaves you to enjoy yourself and live in that moment.
We can capture a magical moment that you shared with your family that you wish to remember, from the little spontaneous cwtch off your child to the shared family joke that makes everyone giggle.
These are the precious times that's you wish to keep.
I love to capture memories for people.
From past experiences sometimes they are all what we have left and they become such meaningful things to us that we treasure them more than we did before.
Personally there were times I wish there was a photo of that moment to keep. This is what made me want to do photography; to give other people what I wish I had. You never know what's around the corner, so let someone freeze that moment for you, so you can always look back. Let me take your photos for you to keep.
Photography is not just an art.
It is a form of storytelling, conveying stories, views and ideas.
“All photographs are memento mori. To take a photograph is to participate in another person’s (or thing’s) mortality, vulnerability, mutability. Precisely by slicing out this moment and freezing it, all photographs testify to time’s relentless melt.”
Susan Sontag
