This the third time I have captured Molly & Rob, but the first time I saw there son. Last time I photographed them was a maternity session, and now they’re expecting their second. Every photoshoot I’ve done with them we’ve had some of Cayman’s most breathtaking sunsets which with the cliffs of Spotts Beach, and the waves crashing on the shore, makes some of my favourite family and maternity photos.

This beautiful session was full of laughter, kisses, love and natural moments.

In Grand Cayman I shoot a lot of family sessions; a lot of people come here for vacation and want a professional photographer to get some great photos of them in paradise, but we also shoot a lot of local families. Especially if you have growing kids, getting some decent family photos every once in a while is a must! And getting the right location makes a big difference. We chose to get the Solomon’s photos at the beautiful Spotts Beach, away from the crowds of Seven Mile Beach. With a mix of small iron-shore cliffs, lush greenery, and warm sunset glows; this happy Cayman Islands family was perfect.

Since moving to the Cayman Islands over a year ago I have been slowly learning more and more about portrait photography. Coming from a history of working in video production, adapting from moving images to stills has been a surprising learning curve. Even though I frequently would attend public events to take photos, it wasn’t until I started working with Picture This Studios that I truly learned the art of portrait photography.

Enthused to take some sharp, professional lifestyle portraits, when Hally Vu spoke to me about her new business – Cayman Yoga Club, I jumped at the opportunity to do a yoga photoshoot with her on the beautiful beaches in Grand Cayman.

As a part of Picture This Studios I got he opportunity to shoot a very unique and cool wedding shoot. Chad Munro asked me to be second shooter for a couple to get married on surfboards in the sea, how could I say no?

“We had high hopes for a very unique and striking wedding shoot for Mariska and Fernando, and we weren’t disappointed. Their idea to have their marriage on surfboards in the sea was a pretty cool idea in itself, but with their relaxed personalities and athletic physiques the match was perfect. Not only that, but the morning sun at 5:30am flooded Spotts Beach, Grand Cayman with a glorious light worthy of a Hawaiian Surf Shoot. Our two camera set up captured the range of angles we needed to tell their story, having the 70-200mm zoom lens onshore and Aquatech underwater camera housing worked great for capturing little moments of love. Even after the ceremony Mariska and Fernando were so easy going and fun to photograph. We had Fernando walk in and out of the sea repeatedly, carrying his surfboard with the waves crashing against him, it was the perfect surfer setting.”

Chad Munro