One of the most relaxed couples I’ve come across in a long time. No hoo-ha... Just two people in love, wanting to create a low key, accessible, yet elegant day for everyone. Everything from the ceremony to the reception, and even getting ready in the morning, was kept within a 4km radius in and around North Haven/Largs Bay.

Although the weather wasn’t on our side after the ceremony, the hotel provided a great location for many photographs. Thankfully things calmed down come sunset, for some great images... Sunsets can surprise me even to this day....Just when you think it’ll be ordinary, mother nature pulls out all the stops.

An interesting (and FUN) one today... I spent the day back at school, shooting for a school prospectus.
The kids were great (as were the teachers). It’s these projects between weddings that really get the creative juices flowing in a different direction...and I’m always keen to use what I learn & use on these shoots, and apply to my wedding work (and vice versa).
I love this job!

Wow... We couldn’t have wished for a better day. The weather forecast had us a little worried - but there wasn’t a hint of rain on the day!
I was lucky enough, that Nick and Nat had dogs they wanted photographed for their big day. Slick and Roxy were great! Slick took a little time to get used to me (he’s VERY shy), but before too long, I had bagged the shots I wanted, and made a new friend.

Carrick Hill and Morphetville Racecourse were the venues of choice for the Ceremony and Reception. Both were perfect! The racecourse even gave Nick and Natalie the opportunity to shoot on the track. What a cool idea! (no animals were harmed in the shooting of these images).

Well, despite some rain in the afternoon, both Mary Ann and James had a terrific wedding day!

An opportunity to photograph a couple’s dogs is always relished! So I enjoyed my morning shooting 4 of them!...as well as some great wedding cars. In this case - two Chevys and a Mustang!
We got out of the rain by relaxing over some drinks (courtesy of yours-truly) before heading off to the reception.

Well, I thought it was about time to restart my blog. What better way to start than with a wedding held under the beautiful Queensland sun, in Cairns.
Kimberly and Estevan were great! We had a ball in and around Cairns - with some time spent in Palm Cove, overlooking Double Island.

The weather was just gorgeous, and it was a great wedding for catching up with old friends from past weddings (Hi Davina & Joe!).
...I love referral weddings - it’s like a reunion of old friends. No need for introductions...everyone already knows each other and there’s no ice to be broken.
The weddings cars were great, too (Three Audis - so the German in me felt very much at home).