Zeke, Catherine and Troy thought it was a good idea to celebrate Zeke’s just turning 1 by getting some photographs done. We had great fun trying to keep Zeke’s attention long enough to get some happy photos. Little Zeke seemed to love the plastic samurai swords in our prop box.

Libby and Sean decided to hold their wedding ceremony on Sunday 12 April at the Albert St Uniting Church followed with a reception at the Royal on the Park.  The church itself was stunning and the staff at the Royal on the Park did a fabulous job. While the day did start out with a bit of rain, it cleared up for what ended up being a lovely afternoon.

Tina (my wife and assistant photographer) managed to gain approval to take some photographs at Parliament House and it really made for some gorgeous shots.  The rest of our location spots were within the Brisbane City Gardens and finally along Eagle St Pier for a few night shots in front of the Story Bridge.

Overall,  a great day was had by all and we’d like to thank Libby and Sean for allowing us to be part of their day.  We wish you every success in your married life together and hope you enjoy your photos.

 

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Emma and Dan tied the knot at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Woongoolba on the 28th March 2009. Locations photographs were taken from various locations throughout the Jacobs Well area from a quiet little beach to a broken down shack. It made for interesting photos. Once the location photos were done it was time for the party to begin. As we were requested to photograph the wedding reception, I decided to take some studio strobes along and setup a photo booth. It wasn’t long until there was a lineup for photos. Check out some of the antics below.

Thank-you to Emma and Dan for a great day. We had an absolute ball.

Enjoy your honeymoon.

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Anita and Eddie tied the knot at St Peter’s Catholic Church, Rockhampton on the 14th March 2009. With the blue skies and the beautiful stonework of the church, it was a great location for the wedding. Location photographs were taken at the cement strip, Port Curtis and the Gavial Creek bridge, Rockhampton. Both locations gave a great country feel.

The reception was held at the stunning Kershaw House.

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Woowww!!! What a day. Rachael and Rowan tied the knot on February the 28th 2009 at An Island Hideaway, South Stradbroke Island. The weather was absolutely beautiful but nothing could outshine Rachael and Rowan. The day went without a hitch and everbody danced the night away…..which you can see below.

An Island Hideaway had many great locations for photographs from the tropical gardens to the many jetties and sandy beaches. Thank-you to Michele and Ben for your hospitality.

And a big thank-you to Rachel and Rowan for allowing us to capture your beautiful day.

Your dancing movie is still on the way Rachel
Here it is

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Another day, another storm in Brisbane. I am getting tired of racing around unplugging all of my equipment everytime a storm approaches. So much so, I have decided to move my Zimbra Mail server to Google Apps to save me having to worry about it any longer. That will be one less thing to unplug.

Anyway, back to the photo.

This storm approached us very fast. I had to run to get my camera before it passed. Lots of wind and some small hail. I thought the large trees across the road might have been knocked down, but they are still standing today.

This panorama consists of 16 photographs and comes in at over 2GB in a merged tif file. I am glad I have some extra ram in my mac now.

Sasha and Lewis had their wedding day on the 4th October 2008. The ceremony, location shots and reception was at Rydges Capricorn Resort, Yeppoon. The weather was great although started to get a little windy on the beach. Apparently there were five other weddings at the resort on the same day.

Thank-you to Sasha and Lewis for the great day.

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This is hilarious.

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Just finishing off processing the photographs from Lisa and Rodney’s wedding and thought this one was interesting. Taken at sunset.

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We had last weekend off so decided to take a drive to Byron Bay with our friends Lydia and Jason and of course, the dog. We did the standard visit to the lighthouse then had lunch on the beach.

I also stitched together another panorama of Byron Bay. This one is made up of 8 photographs taken at 1/160, f13 @ 24mm.

We took the coast route home and called into Point Danger to check out Duranbah Beach and Snapper Rocks etc. While at Point Danger we happen to spot a couple dolphins playing in the surf.

Jason trying to capture that elusive shot.

And a couple snaps from the end of the Coolangatta airport.

Susan and Malcolm celebrated their wedding day on the 26th July 2008 in Rockhampton. The ceremony was at St Lukes, Wandal. Susan and Malcolm also had their daughter christened after their vows. We then ventured out for a few location shoots at the Heritage Village, Kershaw Gardens and the Japanese Gardens. Rockhampton turned the weather on and was a beautiful day.

Thank-you Susan and Malcolm for the great time. We hope you enjoy your photographs.

Nigel & Tina

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