Still processing the images… but here is a preview of their great day…

Still processing the images… but here is a preview of their great day…

Mel and I had the pleasure of photographing Aaron and Nicky’s wedding a few weeks ago.
We were very fortunate to have great weather to compliment a great young couple.
The image below links to a gallery.
Mel and I had a wonderful afternoon with Johnny and Kerry
After a brief stop in Surry Hills, we visited The Rocks (squeezed in a cheeky drink at Bel Mondo) and bathed in the sun on Observatory Hill.
We had a tone of fun… and no-one can laugh like Johnny!
Can’t wait for their wedding in January.
View the photo gallery by clicking on the image.
Early on a sunny Saturday morning, Mel and I took a stroll through Lady Macquaries Chair and the Botanical Gardens with Cinzia and her mum.
We had a lot of fun! It is hard to believe Cinzia is only 13 as she was a real natural in front of the camera.
Click on the image below to view her portrait gallery
Every year on the scenic cliff-side walk between South Bondi Beach and Tamarama Beach, an exhibition of sculptures from Australia and around the world, transforms the headland into a temporary sculpture park.
Here are a few of my favourites from a couple of early morning visits.
For more info on the exhibition you may enjoy the official website.
http://www.sculpturebythesea.com
Mel and I had a wonderful afternoon with Aaron and Nicky. They were a real pleasure to photograph.
Not only are they a great looking couple, but were both interesting and a lot of fun.
We visited Centennial Park and Strickland house.
Looking forward to their wedding in January very much.
Thank you Aaron and Nicky.
Observatory Hill can be especially nice at late afternoon during the “Golden-Light” hours.
I have come across a fantastic article on Off Beat Bride.com that would be great for every couple to read before their wedding day.
The last decade has produced an explosion of digital cameras cheaply produced, so that now everyone has one and too often feel they must snap away through-out important events. Unfortunately, the result can be their memories of the occasion are patchy – due to spending too much time looking at a small LCD screen on the back of the camera.
Here is a quote from the first paragraph of the article:
Click this link to read more – http://offbeatbride.com/2011/06/unplugged-wedding
I hope you enjoy and consider some of the points