Today, I picked up my first ever film from the lab and yay, I got some photos back. LOL! It’s funny how that was a relief!

So here are some photos from my first random film shoot! First one is from my first ever slide. The first photo I’ve taken in East Perth.

Here are my beloved models from last year in Perth.

This one is from our last trip to the Pinnacles with some friends.

This one is at the Australia Zoo last January. A quick snap of the snake in the water.

And my favourite is my last slide. At the Midland Atelier last weekend!

Love the soft feel to the photos!

NOTE: None of these are edited in Photoshop except resize for web and added the white frame.

The weekend was fantastic. I have learned a lot and met a lot of like-minded photographers. We got to play with some lomography cameras and also went around Midland Atelier and got some photos of our own from our very own Holga camera!

I would like to give a shout out to FORM for organising the workshop. They are the best! So go to their website and unleash your creativity.

Here is the office of FORM in Midland.

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!

I will now be servicing the Swan Valley, with my office in Ellenbrook. I am looking forward to building new relationships with new clients in Ellenbrook.

Feel free to email me with any questions: judith@judithhunt.com.au

It is so amazing how these rock formations happened long time ago and the sand dunes that are way away from the coast. Makes me wonder what the world looked like a long, long time ago.

Here are some photos from that day.

The above photo I edited to look like it was taken at night, but with a bright moon, since I didn’t want it too dark.

I played around with these photos. I hope I did this amazing place justice.

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!

Okay, I got something to announce but right now I am not sure how to begin, and since I just don’t want to say it outright for now, I will leave you all in suspense. There is just so many things in my mind that my brain is finding it hard to assess them all.

But for now, this is what I am doing this week!

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From Karratha to Broome or Newman to Tom Price, Pilbara Weddings can and do turn dreams into reality.

We provide full planning, styling and hire options to create a perfect wedding. Relaxed beachside nuptials, formal receptions under starlit            skies, charming rustic picnics or elegant affairs in silk lined marquees are all possible. ‘Altar your thinking’….give Pilbara Weddings a call”

Leanne is fabulous and does an even fabulous job at making your wedding a very memorable and special day! Here are some photos from her previous weddings.

And from Ben&Sara Special day, a glamour style spot right here in the Pilbara.

And here are more detail shots.

Brad & Leanne, you’re incredible at what you do.

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.