Monthly Archives: May 2009 When I first graduated from my photography degree I returned to Canberra (from Melbourne) and set up my business. Primarily I worked in wedding photography. Back in those early days I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing Doug and Nicole’s wedding. More years later than we care to admit, we reunited in Washington DC…
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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmzBJV3sV-Q] Freaky travel moment #3. This is what you get when you decide to take a break on a road trip in Virginia – little Pearls of Wisdom Virginia-style. The recording was looping in between songs over, and over, and over, and over again. Y’ll c’mon back now y’hear. B  I introduce you to Audrey and Rebecca. Many years ago Audrey purchased this property and surrounding land, with an extraordinary view over the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Over the years her children and grandchildren have all come here many times for various family holidays. Audrey and Rebecca have a very close relationship, and it was… oh, these family shoots are just beautiful. I love the photo of Audrey and Rebecca side by side, they look like they make each other so happy. And what a stunning property, so green!  This week I find myself high in the hills three hours drive from Raleigh, North Carolina in a little town called Sparta. To be exact, I find myself in the glorious countryside surrounding Sparta, with incredible views of green, green and more green. My eyes are bugging out of my head looking at all…  On my last day in New York I had a photo session with Australian couple Mel and Andrew, who have now lived there for 5 years. They’ve had their share of ups and downs of the personal variety in recent times. Things are now looking up for them, so this marks a wonderful instalment in the… Hi Beth, Nathan here from the Tero Tassie workshop. Love your work and very envious that you are traveling around in the states. I love new york. The processing with the Brooklyn bridge looks very classic.  Hello! Ok! So a busy week it’s been…and still is in fact. The sun is shining - New Yorkers are happy campers when spring has arrived. A bustling and energetic city it is indeed. I can only imagine how different it is in winter with blustery conditions and ice on the footpaths (sorry, sidewalks). I had… Love the electric blue in the Staten Island Ferry sign…My favorite black and white is the last one. The contrasts are great. Tell me about it. I’m getting so many dirty looks. It’s one of the reasons I don’t do much street photography.  I landed in LA yesterday morning. The first day or so away on a big journey is always a bit weird. Something like your body is in the new place but your mind needs a chance to catch up. As the plane was landing I quickly wrote this down: 16 May 2009 Just landed in LA….  So I’m now officially on the road – well, actually, I’m still in Australia and will be for the rest of the week. As I’m out of the country until the rest of the year, this week is dedicated to family and friends visits north of Canberra. I really can’t resist the opportunity to…  I have a week to go now until I ship outta here…so I’m thinking ahead a bit in terms of where I’m going. Once I leave Australia LA will be my first stop. This will be a family visit, so I thought I’d go back in the archives and pull out one of my ‘ole faves. My Dad’s American. So every… Hi, interesting post. I have been thinking about this issue,so thanks for sharing. I’ll certainly be subscribing to your posts. I hope it’s all right…I needed a change. Out with the old and in with the new, hence the new look blog. B 
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