The day started with wind that can blow you away (well maybe me particularly anyway), but just as the time drew closer for the ceremony, it died down a bit to give us an afternoon that is irrefutable not like of a Pilbara day. This made the day very special, surrounded by their friends and family, this amazing couple promised forever and sealed it with a kiss.

B & S, I wish you more happiness and laughter in your lives together as married couple. I hope you enjoy the sneak peek.

I’ve always wanted to capture the rings in oh so close so I’ve decided to try out my reverse macro lens and capture the bling of the day. I love it!
The details are so yummy, i mean delectable, i mean scrumptious, ok I might be hungry while I’m typing these but just look at them. Just wait until you see the reception. I will post more of that later on.
rawr!

I love the moment when no one else seems to be around and they’ve only eyes for each other.
After the ceremony, we went to cemetery beach to bask in the Pilbara sunset and take some shots.

Oh yeah, c’mon and let’s rock this party.

The ever fabulous photographer, faye harris, joined me in capturing the wedding as well. And here are her amazing shots captured that day.

I love the first look that Ben gave Sara when she walks in.

The engagement shoot didn’t happen but that didn’t stop us in producing a story of their love through photos. To view the engagement slideshow, click here.

More photos on the reception will be posted later.

Although we were only allowed a small time of great light, I think we still got some amazing moments captured.

The big sister was smitten by him. So adorable!

And of course, we finish off being daddy’s little man.

To M & S, thank you for spending the afternoon with me. Enjoy the sneak peek – I couldn’t help myself.

It was great to attend it this year and the night was great fun. The hall looked magnificent and filled with great people. Just look at it here.

I took photos of the couples and everyone that come in the hall and you can check out the slideshow here.

To view the images in the gallery and order prints, click on the shopping cart icon on the bottom right of the slideshow and enter the passcode “legacy56″ (without the quotes). Have a great week!

When the day arrived, it was just perfect and just right, not too cold and not too hot, a little bit of breeze and a good turnaround. I think I began to enjoy and learn more about cricket than ever before. Well I do ask my loving husband but he simply just gives me the description of what it is expecting I understand it (and I’m like, what overs? what wicket? what’s 20/20? ). So like always, I succumbed to find the right description from the net and this is what I’ve found.

“You have two sides, one out in the field and one in.
Each man that’s in the side that’s in goes out, and when
he’s out he comes in and the next man goes in until he’s
out. When they are all out, the side that’s out comes in
and the side that’s been in goes out and tries to get
those coming in, out. Sometimes you get men still in
and not out. When a man goes out to go in, the men who
are out try to get him out, and when he is out he goes
in and the next man in goes out and goes in. There are two
men called umpires who stay all out the time and they
decide when the men who are in are out. When both sides
have been in and all the men have been given out, and
both sides have been out twice after all the men have
been in, including those who are not out, that is the
end of the game!”

Hmmm… that is so much easier to understand.

I will have the photos from the 20/20 match up in the next few days together with the slideshow, for now, here is just a teaser from the day with a photo of the special guest.

It was such a delight to photograph this family, who are very soon to be four. I had absolutely great time spending time with them and getting to know them as well as capturing some images for them. I cannot wait to meet another member of the family.  Thank you for including me in this very special time. To M & S, here’s a little sneak peek for you!

And I’ve captured such a great moment in a little girl’s life, when everything is just perfect. Just gorgeous!

First, we took some photos of I. with her favourite toys.

Then, we took some shots of the two adorable girls, look at that expressions… priceless!

And we finish off with some photos outside on the mat.

And I had to try my fairy dust moment. Magical!

Thank you S for the beautiful morning I spent with your girls, your photos will be ready soon.

From the mysteries of Nancy Drew to the young love of Sweet Dreams, then to more intense literature from all over the world as I finish my English degree to now very different genre of topics, my taste in literature has been immensely limited due to time and current life.

Just as eclectic as I am, I read books from photography, parenting, psychology all the way to life and spirituality. Here are a few that tickle my fancy.

And I had the pleasure of spending the morning with little Issy and her gorgeous little sister, Emily. It is always a fun day  playing and getting to know little kids especially little girls. Here is a sneak peek of our session this morning.

Thank you for the fun morning.

I am well recovered from the surgery and getting back to doing lots at home, although I have left the house to the dust monster that I need to get to work on very soon. I am still taking bookings for shoots in June and July, so ask for the latest promotion by sending me an email through the contact form at the top menu or by ringing me.

Here is the latest shoot I have been busy with apart from preparing for my TAFE workshop in May.

Have a great week everyone!

I have been commissioned to produce some head shots for Yamatji Maripa Aboriginal Corporation and here are a couple of images from that session.

I am only taking a number of shoots this year so please contact me early to book your session.

I am sure she makes you clucky.