Learn all about me.
I’m Irma, a family & newborn photographer based in Brighton & Hove, Sussex.
Originally from the Netherlands, I’ve lived and worked across the world, from Costa Rica and Argentina to Australia and Sri Lanka, before making the UK my home.
My work focuses on honest, natural family storytelling.
Capturing real emotions is my strength - creating images that stay true to who you are.
When I’m not photographing families, I’m probably off on some kind of adventure - exploring a new country, camping, city-tripping, or taking a dip in the sea (April to October only - winter swims are a bit too chilly for me!).
I’m also really good at playing Mario Kart. Seriously, challenge me any time!
Meet your Sussex family Photographer
I’ve always loved photography, and I feel so lucky to have turned that passion into a career.
My journey began learning to navigate my digital SLR, and soon after, my love for travel drew me into street photography, capturing people and places around the world - I still have thousands of images waiting to be printed.
But my true passion lies in portraiture. Documenting human connections, emotions, and real life is what drives me, which is why I focus on family lifestyle photography.
If you’d like me to capture your family, I’d love to hear from you.
“Irma is an incredible photographer but what makes her standout is her personable nature and relaxed style of working. We really enjoyed the day, chatting whilst continuing with our routines. Captured our day to day exactly as we wanted.”
View some of my Personal work
Our family adventure in Vietnam
A personal photo story from our time travelling through Vietnam as a family. Photographed alongside everyday life on the road - long journeys, shared meals, and the moments in between.
Family pool portraits / underwater work
A personal project exploring family portraits in and around the pool, including half-underwater images. This series looks at play, movement, and connection in a relaxed setting, alongside a practical guide to how these photographs are made.