I’ve been sitting on this shoot for awhile – a little overwhelmed by this year’s events. I don’t think there has been anyone in our industry that hasn’t been deeply affected by this pandemic – on both a personal and professional level. Rachelle and Cam were supposed to celebrate their engagement right as the lockdown…
Shell and Steve were married in an emotional Eatons Hill ceremony in front of their closest family and friends…who had turned up for their engagement party (wha….?). Shell even managed to sneak in a dress change before tiptoeing through the crowd – surprising even her parents (an impressive feat, considering it was their property!). After…
Emily and James were married in front of their family & friends at the Brisbane Registry late December. We do love a good RBDM ceremony. Wide windows, stunning views and contemporary furnishings – it’s a far cry from a few council registry offices we’ve been to, and such a beautiful choice if you wanted something low-key…
I’ve been photographing Jess for about 9 years now. She modelled for me when I went through my early awkward boudoir stage, and I might have accidentally (on purpose) set her up with her husband, then forced them to pose for practice couple shots (true story). I volunteered for their engagement shoot as a fledgling…
Synchronicity is what brought Kody and Emma together, and it’s also what steered them towards the back country laneways of the inner Gold Coast hinterland, where we walked along lazy stretches of canefields and played in the fiercest wind and late afternoon light. The connection these two share is instinctual and by the time the…
Meet Mary and Dan: dog parents, pizza afficionados, baseball lovers and basically two of the coolest people we know. Dan proposed to Mary on a recent trip to the States and when we begged them to let us photograph them for a styled New York style elopement shoot – they said yes! Now I admit…
Lexi and Ellery let us duck and weave with them all over the back-streets of Brisbane and document how ridiculously in love they are with each other, and we are now utterly obsessed with urban elopements and oh my god. We even popped into Death + Taxes to uh…rehydrate because there’s no place like home…
When Doug called and told me of his plans to sneakily propose to Mel at the place they shared their first kiss, he didn’t have to ask me twice. Like all good proposal stories, there was a comedy of errors around timing and inclement weather – and I might have uh, been standing around in…
A few of my favourite things: – Family documentary with grandparents – Black and white photography – Cake in the park – Cute-as-hell kids with unique personalities – Aforementioned cute-as-hell kids with umbrellas – Did I mention cake?
This Queenslander is not accustomed to dry Sydney summers, so as I watched the car thermostat climb from 37 degrees to 45 driving north from Wollongong to Terrigal, I honestly felt like I was being baked alive. That was, until the some pressure relief came thundering over the horizon, the moment I pulled up to Sheree…
Our love was born outside the walls,in the wind, in the night, in the earth,and that’s why the clay and the flower,the mud and the roots know your name. – Pablo Neruda I met Jen online through a Facebook group, and when she found out that I was heading to the U.S – she nabbed…
Amber was a kindred spirit from the moment we met. I’d always been a huge fan of her work, and had a huge girl-crush on her jewellery (and her tattoos), so having the opportunity to not only meet her in the flesh but spend the afternoon drinking wine, playing with crystals and taking her portraits…
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