These 2 girls were so cute and OMG well behaved they were just precious and loved photographing them both .Dale , Amy and the girls had travelled from Mundaring area for there shoot here in York . Dale Amy and the girls are expecting a new family member in Feb hoe exciting for them i cant wait to meet there newest member .

Sharon Luke & Thomas what a great afternoon ,Thomas you are just a delight and i loved your help .Thomas decided to be my assistant on the day and was a huge help . I love working with happy families and these guys are just that . If you would like to go into the draw for a family sitting to the value of $400 with NJ Humphrey Photography  please read this link every little bit adds up and will make a difference .

I have many passions in life. Photography. My family. Where I live. I am lucky. I will grow old with my passions, lose some and find some new ones. But for Jules & Brad , helping Their son Jake make it through each day has become there passion. Jake has Friedreich Ataxia, a rare genetic disease that is incurable and affects the brain’s ability to function. It slowly affects a person’s ability to swallow, see, hear, speak, move, to find the energy to get out of bed each day … the list goes on. Jake was diagnosed with FA. When he was  13. These are real people, living near me in York. And now I want to help them. Jules,Brad and Jake have started a WAFA  support crew for people affected by the disease, via the Friedreich Ataxia Research Association in Melbourne. Of  course money is needed to find a cure and raise awareness of FA, and this is where you can help. Over the next six months if you donate money to this cause, you will go in the draw to win a family portrait sitting with NJ Humphrey Photography, valued at $400. All donations need to be made to me through Paypal and a receipt will be given for a tax deduction. At the end of the six months a draw will be held and the winner announced. I’ll be following their progress over the years, documenting it through my camera, so be prepared …. and please be prepared to give, and help  Jake and his amazing family bring awareness and much needed funds for research .

I had the amazing opportunity to photograph the Sherry Family last week . We travelled just out of York to where Brett works to do the shoot on farm . This family has 3 beautiful daughters and i am guessing there are lots of laughs and also giggling with in the house hold

I really Love going on farm as a photographer and photographing families in there own environment .Elton is west of York and such a beautiful farm in so many ways,the crops look amazing and the bush area we used was just perfect . Sheena had purchased Reece a gift voucher from me quite a few years ago as an anniversary gift and Reece was busy and time got away FINALLY we got the shoot organised and even then it got cancelled a few times due to rain. Coming from a farm myself and having such a dry year last the rain was very welcomed ,so glad we got to do this

Thanks guys i had a great time even if i had to climb a rock to pay my dues to the boys for being bribed !

Stacey Nic and Kaylia it was  so much fun to photograph your family portrait . I was Lucky enough to photograph their wedding 7 years ago and i got to meet Kaylia as a newborn and was so surprised to see how much she had grown.Wow Kaylia you have the very BEST manners ever .

I was so excited to hear that Tyschia & Steve were expecting their first baby in August. Many years ago i photographed their wedding on a VERY hot Australia Day. Tyschia & Steve came out for a maternity shoot,i had put the shoot off several times during the week due to rain ,eventually we had a great day for it ,Just as well as their very cute very tiny little man decided to enter the world the very next day only 2 days before his due date. Dylan was as cute as i had imagined he would be and at only 16 hours old i got the amazing pleasure of meeting him and taking his very first portrait. I cant wait to watch you grow Dylan you are one very lucky little man to be so very loved. Read the rest of this entry »