As a mother, I know how easy it is to disappear from the frame.

You’re the one behind the camera, capturing the giggles, the milestones, the quiet moments. You’re the one making sure everyone else is seen, held, remembered. But in the middle of it all—especially when you’re a photographer—it becomes all too easy to forget that you deserve to be remembered too.

I started this business not just because I love photography, but because I fell in love with capturing mothers.

There’s something sacred in the way a mum holds her child. In the way her eyes soften when she watches them play. In the tired smile she offers after a long day. These moments—so often brushed off as mundane—are actually the very heartbeat of life. And they deserve to be captured.

You don’t need to wait until you’ve done your hair. Or until the house is spotless. Or until everything is “perfect.” Because let me tell you—this season, just as it is, messy and beautiful and full of grace, is worth remembering.

Time moves quickly. We blink and our babies are walking. We blink again and they’re off to school. And one day, those photographs you put off taking? They’ll be all that’s left for them to hold onto.

This isn’t just for the young mums in the thick of motherhood right now. This is for all mothers.

The older mums. The grandmothers. The ones who have already given so much of themselves. They deserve to be remembered, too. To have photographs that say, “You were here. You loved deeply. You mattered.”

So if you’re reading this, consider it your reminder.

Step in front of the camera.

Be seen.

Let yourself be held in a frame, the way you hold everyone else.

Because your story deserves to be told—and remembered—just as much as anyone else's.