21/08/2026
A little new chapter for Halou.
When I first created Halou, so much of my work centred around motherhood, womanhood and the quiet, beautiful connection between a mother and her children. It reflected where I was in life, and it was a part of photography I truly loved.
But life has shifted, and so has the way I see things.
Moving from Brisbane to Glen Innes has brought me closer to a slower kind of life. Open skies, dark nights filled with stars, dirt under our feet and the simple beauty of being together. It has made me want to photograph more than just motherhood — I want to capture the whole family, the connection between them, and the little pieces of life that make childhood feel like childhood.
The new Halou is still nostalgic, honest and connected. Still simple and refined, but with a little more curiosity and adventure woven through it.
The new logo reflects that shift too. The little astronaut isn’t looking at the world from a distance — they’re immersed in it. Exploring, connecting and experiencing it from within.
And I think that’s what I want my photography to do too.
Not just capture your family, but make you feel like you were truly there.
Halou is growing into something that feels more like me now, and I’m so excited for this next chapter with the families who have been here from the beginning and the new ones I’m yet to meet.
