Showing posts with label flare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flare. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 March 2010

Beachy morning | Melbourne family photographer

Back in August I had the absolute pleasure of photographing Gus and Alex's wedding. We decided virtually on the night to have a family session down the track, when everything settled down and Scarlet was a little bit older. So today we went down to the beach at Altona and took some shots with dog Willis in tow. It was a superb morning... warm and sunny, and we all had fun (except for maybe Scarlet, but she was happier when there was some food bribes on offer ;-) ).

I got to have another play with my wide angle too, which is absolutely perfect for beach shots! So here we are, the happily married family!!!!

Enjoy these Alex and Gus, and I'll be in touch again soon. Love you guys xox

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Tuesday, 16 February 2010

Amy + Brendan | Melbourne engagement photographer

So I'm shooting Amy and Brendan's wedding next month, and I'm sooooo excited!!! These two are just so cute, I just wanted to bundle them up into my camera bag and take them home with me!! We had their engagement shoot this afternoon, in the beautiful Melbourne evening sun. With their beautiful pooch, Henry, of course. He was awesome... Posing for me and being a bit too sweet.

Enjoy these Amy and Brendan.... I had so much fun with you guys (I was late getting home, hahaha!) and I simply can.not.wait for your wedding next month. Wheeeeeeeeeee!!!

xox

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Monday, 7 December 2009

#3...

... And this one brings a tear to my eye.

This beautiful lassy is my very dear friend's sister-in-law. She called me a couple of weeks ago about getting a shoot done at her "little slice of heaven" up the Hume Highway, just outside Kilmore. The story here is that Kim and Az are moving out of their paradise (after only having lived there for 12 months) to be closer to home, work, friends, family and of course their new niece Holly. The commute into town everyday was just getting too much for them.

As I drove up the dirt laneway towards their home, I was left speechless. The beautiful sunset light, the shimmering flare through the trees, the horses, the grass... All of it. I could see why Kim loves this place SO much, and why she wanted a shoot there to remind her of her spiritual home.

I actually cried when I left their shoot. I was so touched that Kim asked me to photograph their "place" and record forever the beauty of it. I was also very heartbroken for them, it must have been a tough choice.

So anyway, after that ramble, I will now let the photos tell the rest of the story.

Kim and Az, I truly hope I have done these justice, because you (and your home) deserve it.

Big love xox

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