A few months ago, I accidentally ended up at the North Bull Island with a camera in my hand. I was taking pictures of Ellen, Nial and their baby girl in their home in Howth when we just spontaneously agreed to hop in the car to end our indoor baby photo session outdoors on the nearby beach, Dollymount Strand. Little did I know that I would be returning to this beautiful spot with more parents for some photo adventures.
This time my partner in crime was the family from Life with Tiny Humans. We met a few months ago for a newborn photography session when little Andy was born and what a fresh and breezy photography reunion we had! I cannot wait for some warm sunsets and more family adventures!
Here is the photo story from our reunion in early February and if you would like to have similar photographs in your family collection then get in touch.
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Walking along the beach always brings some calmness to my heart. The sound of the waves, the breeze playing with my hair and the sea shells catching my eyes every so often. A beach is a great place for family memories, so many lovely opportunities for play, a great...
Little Motherhood Series is a project dedicated to portrait photography and interviews with mums on various topics related to motherhood. For the first photo series I met Barbara Mascata from @ourmultilingualfamily and her daughter in St. Enda’s Park for a walk and...
"Michaela Mac Donnell came to our house one sunny Sunday morning and spent a few hours with us capturing our life as a new family. She is such a lovely person and so easy to work with. It was like having a friend in the house as opposed to a stranger and she just observed us and took photos, with as little intervention as possible. Her use of natural light, beautiful composition and ability to capture the best of us meant I got exactly what I was looking for and far more beyond that. Thank you Michaela."
Charlotte M.
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