The Photo Shop Blog: Sydney Wedding and Portrait Photographer

One for all you NRL fans out there.

Today was the coldest morning in Sydney for 26 years and there I was, standing in a frozen parking lot.  I was there to shoot Des Hasler, Coach of the Manly Sea-Eagles and NRL Legend.

Jim Beam are running a ‘Responsible Drinking’ Campaign and the images will be used on posters and point of sale items.

Quickest shoot ever, including set-up, shoot and break-down everything took less than 15 minutes.

Out at One Steel Headquarters today for some Departmental Team shots.

These will be used on a series of posters to promote One Steel’s different areas of service, from Admin and Accounts, to Delivery and Factory.

The shots were taken on location using my portable studio and 2 flash units.

I had been really looking forward to this day, as I was sure it was going to be plenty of fun. Natalie was practically dressed when I arrived and we wasted no time getting plenty of shots with anybody that happened to be passing through.

The wonderful Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church was the venue for the Ceremony and I arrived with enough time to get hold of the guys for some group portraits. The Ceremony was really nice and the Church was great. It’s always nice to have plenty of space to move about.

Natalie and Scott had been granted access to Camelot, a amazing Heritage Listed House in Kirkham. Camelot has plenty of history and has been used in many feature films and video clips. We made excellent use of the sweeping grounds, old buildings and shed’s as well as inside the House itself, which has been wonderfully restored.

The Hermitage was the final destination of the night and was a perfect location for plenty of group shots and more shenanigans.

A very short shoot today, as my mission was to Photograph Danyal and his Parents as they prepared for the big day.

Today I was out with my buddies at SVDC (St Vincent’s Dental Care), in Melbourne. It had been a while since my last visit and there had been a few changes both in staff and the practice itself.

After far too long, I have finally got around to touching up a selection of images from my trip last year to the UK. I spent a bit of time walking the streets of England and Wales looking for unique angles of familiar sights.

The majority of shots here were Photographed in Windsor, London and Swansea.