A Serious Note

I take my job very seriously.  I'm a professional. I love what I do.

I do however do not appreciate people bad mouthing me or my business.  If you have an issue with ANYTHING, the please contact me directly to discuss the issues so they can be resolved.  You can contact me via phone on 0410533861 or by email matilda@lovemicreations.com .
I DO NOT appreciate my name and my business being slandered on a public website, whether that is Facebook, my Blog, or even my Website.
This comes about due to 3rd party accusing me of false advertising on my own facebook page. I was not even aware of this until a client told me about the comment that they made on my page. (I saw it on the Friday, they made the comment late Wednesday evening).  I have page notifier on my facebook page, but sometimes it doesn't always work, and I don't always get comments come through to my email. This particular comment I never received (and I have no idea why).
When I finally saw the comment I tired to contact the 3rd party, but I was unable to do so.  Facebook is a great marketing tool, but it's not always the best for communication. It would have been better for this person to contact me directly via email or even by phone.
Oh and I was not false advertising, I had full right (and legal right at that too), to advertise the images on my facebook page.  I had not done anything wrong.

So as noted previously if you have any concerns, or unhappy about anything, please contact me directly rather than comment on facebook.

Thank you.

Matilda - MiCreations.

Week 18 - Project 52

w18, a photo by LoveMicreations on Flickr.

The kids had spent Easter with their dad. Let me tell you it was great to have a break away from the kids. I caught up on all my editing, but by the end of the break I was getting bored. My mother in law and her partner took me out for a drive to Halls Gap in the EH. She's had it for a while now and can you believe it, I've never been in it for a ride!

So this shot is the mirror reflector. Was trying out something different. Gave it a vintage throwback feel to it too.

enjoy

xx Matilda

Master S Cake Smash - Sneak Peak

master s cs, a photo by LoveMicreations on Flickr.

A cake smash is normally for a childs birthday, however I'm happy to do them whenever.

However Master S was the exception (it was his birthday the next day). And wow out of all the cake smashes I have done Master S has had to have been the most enjoyable. He loved it, he seriously smashed into that cake. He also LOVED the camera (can you tell).

And I hope his parents will enjoy the shots, cause I know I had fun.

xx Matilda

Miss L - Sneak Peak

miss l, a photo by LoveMicreations on Flickr.

Such a happy go lucky little girl. Ok so not so little, 18 months, but still very very cute.
And so many faces for a happy little girl.
She just loved the bubbles (but then what kids don't).

Enjoy

xx Matilda

Miss T - Sneak Peak

miss t sp, a photo by LoveMicreations on Flickr.

MIss T is 7 weeks new, and oh so very tiny! She only just around 8lbs, but still oh so adorable.

I love photographing newborns, and Miss T although unsettled at times was still a cutie regardless.

I normally don't do sneak peaks in just black and white, but I thought why not.

Enjoy!

xx Matilda

Master K - Sneak Peak

master k sp, a photo by LoveMicreations on Flickr.

Second shoot for the week was the delightful 4 month old Master K.

He was a talker, and just so happy go lucky and carefree, and LOVED the camera. This little boy is such a poser! Made my job so easy that's for sure.

So hard to pick a few images for the sneak peak as there were so many that I loved. Just had to show the 'novelty' dummy though.

Thanks for looking

xx - Matilda

C Family

cfam sp, a photo by LoveMicreations on Flickr.

This was two sessions back to back.
We did the family 1st, with all the kids. This Session was tough cause it was either the girls were grumpy, or one of the boys where pulling a face, but we got there in the end.

Then it was the cake smash. Miss J wasn't really into the cake, she tasted the icing a bit and then after 5 minutes she was done. Miss G had more of a go with it and either way they did enjoy it.