Sarah and Alex’s Dunbar House wedding was always going to be a cracker of a day. I enjoy weddings at Dunbar House (and similarly, weddings at Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel) because Dunbar House weddings combine a great location, lovely afternoon light, and nice ambience. In this blog post, I’m going to give you some tips […]
I actually met Aimee and Jacobus (or, JF as he is known), at Aimee’s brother’s wedding (Nathan and Chelsea) around a year earlier. I remember Aimee and JF were the ushers at the entrance to the church; guiding people inside and distributing the program for the church service. Around a year later, Aimee emailed me […]
There is a little isolated part of Sydney, up on the headland north of Manly; a little piece of Australian history. The area up on Sydney’s North Head is home to the infamous Quarantine Station and the Sydney Harbour National Park (with some awesome views back to the Sydney CBD and across to the Eastern […]
Ok, this was a wedding I was looking forward to. Skye and Matt, the Bride and Groom, assigned me a challenge for their wedding day. This blog post tells the story of Skye and Matt’s Canberra wedding at University House ANU. I was in the town of Lithgow to the west of the Blue Mountains, […]
Edith and Lochlan’s Mindaribba House wedding was my first time shooting at this beautiful venue. Mindaribba House is the sister venue to Wallalong House – a venue I am well acquainted with after photographing Danielle and Ben’s wedding around a year ago. Mindaribba House has a great combination of contemporary style within a rustic homestead […]
OK, so I haven’t blogged in a little while, which isn’t like me – I apologise. To make up for it, I’ve blogged Danielle and Ben’s Wallalong House wedding in the Hunter Valley. There are over 200 images in this blog post, which is more than I’d usually upload, but I’ve put these up because […]
Burnt Orange in Mosman is a very popular spot for Sunday brunch. Originally a golf clubhouse prior to World War II, this sandstone venue was under threat of being destroyed as part of an Australian Army resumption process. After internal discussions, the Army was hesitant to destroy the stone building, and instead, utilised the structure […]
The last time I saw Wai and Roger was back in May 2017, when I photographed their Cammeray engagement portrait session – read up on that session over here! I’m glad that I have had the opportunity to work with Wai and Roger on multiple occasions because these two make a lovely couple. This blog […]