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A Father's Day Worth Remembering

  • Writer: Katie Martin-Sperry
    Katie Martin-Sperry
  • Jun 9
  • 2 min read

Father’s Day has a way of reminding us just how quickly time passes. One minute you're carrying a toddler on your shoulders, and before you know it they're running ahead of you, full of independence and personality. As a photographer, I'm often reminded that it's these everyday stages of family life that become some of our most treasured memories. I have a photo of me and my Dad on my dressing table. It feels like yesterday. We were on holiday in Thailand, I was 27, no kids, carefree, living in Hong Kong at the time. I look at it most days and realise I don't get to swing my arm around him as regularly as I used to.


One of my favourite things to photograph during family sessions is the connection between fathers and their children.


Whether it's a game of chase, a quiet cuddle, or simply holding hands while exploring together, these moments are rarely planned, yet they often become the images families love the most. The genuine laughter, the silly faces, and the natural interactions tell a story that is uniquely yours.


Father's Day can be a lovely excuse to step in front of the camera and create something lasting. Not because the occasion needs a grand celebration, but because family life changes so quickly. Photographs allow us to hold onto a little piece of these moments long after they have passed.


If you've been thinking about updating your family photographs, Father's Day is a wonderful time to do so. Whether you book a Ftaher's Day Mini Session or a family shoot by the beach, or at one of your family's favourite spots around Singapore, I'd love to help capture this chapter of your family's story.



 
 
 

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