AN ADELAIDE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER

One of the rules of good blogging is coming up with clever titles for your posts that invite the Internet to read on, and with recent humdingers like “Weekend in Victor” I think I can safely claim the title of industry expert. Fortunately every once in a while the hard work is done for you, […]

Sometimes you just know it’s going to be a good night. When the invitations came out for Rachel’s 30th there was no doubt this was going to be night to remember, and when it finally rolled round on Saturday it didn’t disappoint.

It’s frightening where things end up once you put them out there on the World Wide Web. Keen followers of my blog will surely remember this particularly amazing entry in April last year. Long story short I didn’t have much to do over Easter so I put my effort into completing a particularly excellent paint […]

I’ve been cranking the iPhone for almost 2 years now, I was a reasonably early adopter but certainly wasn’t a pioneer. For some reason I thought no one in Adelaide would have one when I returned and couldn’t wait to trump my friends in the fancy phone department, unfortunately I soon discovered that pretty much […]

One of the tricky things about being into photography is striking a balance between living in the moment, and taking a photo of that moment. A rule of sports photography is that if you saw it happen then you didn’t get it, I know this full well after having my lens attached to my face […]

One of things I loved most about living in London was the number of totally random events that happened there. If you’ve got a whacky idea that works best with a crowd of 100 people then chances are you’ll find them in the 10 million man quagmire that is greater London. To clarify what I […]

On Saturday I had the pleasure of shooting the stunning wedding of Leah and Andrew at the incredible Chateau Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. I went to school with Leah but she’s been living in Scotland for many years now, which is where she met Andrew and gave birth to their beautiful daughter Marlee; in […]

You know that scene in Edward Scissorhands where you first see what he can do with those things? I think he’s sculpting ice, or cutting a hedge or something cool like that. I think we can all agree it’s a pretty emotional scene. Well imagine if it were possible to attach a camera to a […]

Earlier this week I received a very exciting phone call. The man called me to tell me my boxes from the UK had arrived in Adelaide, been through quarantine and were ready for collection!! It only took 13 weeks too, nearly double the quoted time, their excuse? Recent cold weather in the UK delayed the […]

On Sunday I had the honour of being involved in the inaugural TEAR 30/30 charity cricket match. TEAR Australia works to help those in need both in Australia and abroad and in recent years have become well known for their World’s Most Useful Gift Catalogue which allows you to donate a goat or a well […]