Katherine got ready at her parent’s house in the Perth’s hills,  and I took advantage of the bush theme outside with the girls.  Once we arrived at Caversham House the setting looked amazing and their wedding ceremony took place on the grand stair case.

Here is their wedding slideshow:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9c47yMxH8I

The river on their wedding day was flat as anything, we got some awesome reflections of the sky in it.  We had enough time to cover all the locations at Caversham House, and we also managed to shoot the sunset, which is at the front of the function center.  We were really lucky with the sun that day, it was awesome.

Big thank you goes out to Katherine and Steve.

There is a change coming, which is a bit overdue for the wedding photography packages that I offer.  Yes, there is an increase coming, and in addition to this a few new albums will come in, and some will drop off.

More art, more fine art, more energy, more personality and passion with 100% devotion to each couple as usual. A new change comes around to better what I offer and how the business operates.

I’m looking forward to this next chapter of photography, business and personal growth.

I’m so blessed that I can do what I absolutely love to do for a living, photography – wedding photography. I have had an overwhelming past 3 years of exceptional growth, both personal and business. I’ve had an absolute privileged to cover weddings of some amazing and beautiful people, thank you to all my brides and grooms – not to mention bridal parties. Traveling to Vanuatu, Bali, Broome, Karlgoolie, down south, Rottnest and eastern states for weddings has been exceptional. I don’t know any other job that I could have done to share such an amazing, happy and positive day with a client – their wedding.  I don’t call what I do “work”, and all couples are my friends.

This year, I’ve also had the privilege to do some portrait photography, in the area of pregnancy, family and baby. Does it get any better than this?

Documenting someone’s life with still images creates a frozen moment in time that lasts past our lifetime.