While reading one of my favourite blogs this week, I come across a project that photographers are currently on where each week has a theme that they can interpret with their photos and share on their blog then tag another photographer. But since I am so late as they are already on week 35, I am adapting the idea to get myself into the shooting mode (for fun). I’ve been thinking of ways to get back into shooting that can just give me a little bit of boost to get my mojo back! So here is the idea.

Every friday, I will have a theme and will post a photo of my interpretation of that theme. And if you would like to join me, let me know in the comments section so I can add you to my daily blog visits.

I will start posting the photos next friday as it seems to be too late for today. But here are some photos of my little tara with her good friend the last time they had a play over at our house.

Aren’t girls just the cutest?

Have a great weekend everyone!

When we bought the house, the backyard is pretty much empty except for the decked patio, and so we put our heads together and both our brown thumbs to plan a garden makeover. But first, we have to get rid of all the weeds that have by design ambushed the whole place. The kids were ecstatic of doing some sort of gardening while the adults knew the rich veggie patch that we envision will not grow on its own. So on went our gardening gloves and the tools were taken out of the shed, and started weeding the whole back yard.

After a while, the kids commented that gardening is hard work. NO KIDDING! and when the manure was spread on the garden bed in the front. WHOA! The house now radiates stench at the first step of the driveway. Now that’s what I’m talking about!

But hey, at least the kids look good with their gardener get-up.

And as W.E John said in The Passing Show, “One of the delightful things about a garden is the anticipation it brings.” Have a great weekend!

We stayed for a month in The Vines Resort and of course I have to go explore the surroundings and capture a few shots. My models are no other than my kids, naturally!!

Enjoy the photos and so glad to be back doing what I love doing.

I will be putting up some new photos as they become available. Thank you for your patience! Have a great weekend!

It’s been kind of an eclectic past few weeks with my attention going to different kinds of stuff, i had a week of reading investment and tax, then another week focusing on photography, and more days focusing on sewing and craft. It’s no wonder that i get so muddled on most days.

I started sewing last year (more like dived into it) and i find it really rewarding and satisfying especially when my little girl loves the clothes i make for her and enjoy wearing them, here is one of my creations – a reversible pinafore dress. Whoever invented the reversible dresses is a genius, as much as we try to keep her nice and clean all day, she just gets too dirty by mid morning and of course the red dirt around doesn’t help much.

And a couple of shots of the two kiddies.

Although not much photography related posts here, i appreciate you reading my blog. More coming soon.

Have a great weekend ahead!

But hear this, what I love about summer in the Pilbara is that its got its long days. After dinner, we can get out and ride the bikes, go for a walk or play in the yard until after 7 pm, and that’s what we were doing the whole school holidays. We stay inside during the day and play board games, Wii or do some drawing and reading, then after dinner, go out and play. One fine day, Tara and I went out and played outside then she decided to ride her bike so I went back inside and took my camera out (Josh preferred to stay inside and play Wii) and captured some moments with her just being herself. She was so cheeky because she kept playing and riding her bike straight on to me, I had to hold up my foot up to stop her from hitting the camera.

And here are some photos from that afternoon.

Ah, I am enjoying this blogging everyday! Enjoy the rest of your week!

What a fantastic morning with this adorable little baby. Her room is so stylish, my room couldn’t compare, let alone my kids’ rooms (who seem to be making teenage mess in their rooms). This is adorable little Scarlett (love that name, makes you think of an English stylish duchess… or maybe thats just me…must be thinking of scarlet letter…. oopppss! Talking about the making of a model, hey she even knows my cue for absolutely adorable freeze moment just before the click of the camera. Here is your sneak peek. Hope you like them, your photos will be ready soon.

Thank you K for the morning with little S. She was a gorgeous baby to photograph that made me laugh all morning. Lots of fun!

And a reminder of my comment box, please use it…. i wanna feel loved!

Everytime I do this kind of sessions, it really does pull my heartstrings all the joy, warmth and love a family has with one another. I am so blessed to be able to witness and capture these memories. Thank you M for the wonderful afternoon with your family.

I am so happy to be able to capture these gorgeous little kids and the day in this beautiful park. I am also really glad to be able to play with the 24-70mm 1.8L lens, a truly one amazing lens but guess what, I also had the chance to test the 35mm lens and I think I am finding a new love as well. gush!!!

Here is just one of the gorgeous kids I had the pleasure to take photos of. This is Miss P.

And of course, my little princess with her favourite parasol.

Some girly stuff for now, makes dress ups so fun when you are little. It was indeed a fun shoot.