I love how all their personalities shine through, not just in their choice of outfits but in their approach to being photographed. This session in the pop-up studio was such a delight with this beautiful family. I'm fully booked now until the new year but taking bookings for 2017. Get in touch for more info.

This wedding was always going to be a little bit special with a Chinese tea ceremony, a bride who loves to create surprises and a groom who was not only in for surprises on their wedding day but had no idea what their honeymoon involved! It was an intimate affair with just 15 guests...wait, 17 guests - that was the first surprise for Jason when two of his best friends turned up having driven for 4 hours to get there. (I'm guessing Jason realises he has an awesome new wife.)

At some point I really want to do a blog post about my recent exhibition called Lives Well Lived. However, now's not the time as I combined it with a pop-up studio and I'm still crazy-busy with session bookings and post-processing. Once I've caught up on myself...then will be the time!

From the moment Bhreagh and I started chatting on the phone I loved her! She was marrying Hammy at Lost Lake Winery in beautiful Pemberton and they were planning a wedding festival. It all sounded completely perfect in every way.

You may remember the earlier blog post about author and fisher, Sarah Drummond featuring images I'd taken of her and her dog Selkie at their remote hideaway in early autumn. I had driven home thinking about Sarah, completely at home in the elements...in her element, content in the isolation that others might consider to be desolation.

Holiday photos from Warroora Station 2016