Megan & Luke Part 2 {Adelaide Wedding Photographer}
So, as you would have seen, I have already blogged the Detail Shots from this glorious wedding. So now it’s onto the beautiful wedding itself. Before I start I just need to point out one teensy tiny little fact….. Did you know it was 39.5 degrees!!! For all you Americans out there, that is 103! Crazy hey! In Adelaide we are in the midst of the hottest November EVER. However this did not dampen the spirits of Megan at all, in fact it was joked about! Apparently if you ever want a freak of nature weather wise, wether it be rain, hail or heatwave, then get Megan to book an event!

Megan & Luke tie the knot! Part 1 {Adelaide Wedding Photographer}
So, one of my favourite “things” in weddings are the details. It’s the simple little things that by themselves, don’t seem like much, but when combined they make the day extra special! The matching shoes, the little earrings, the beautiful hair, the gorgeous flowers, the beading on a dress.  For this gorgeous wedding, there were so many beautiful things that I decided they deserved a blog post all of their own! Thank you Megan & Luke for letting me share your special day! I had a great day - despite the weather!  Okay, first up, her stunning dress!

Canon Photo 5
Each year Canon have a fun, yet challenging photo competition. You register your interest, then they send you out a box with “props” that you need to incorporate into photos. I love it, just for the fact that it makes me think outside the square and have a little fun. This year the briefs and props were, Portraiture - a pair of black cardboard glasses. Macro - 100’s & 1000’s Splat - powdered paint. Bokeh - a star lens hood. Practically black. This year I only got around to completing 3 out of the 5, but I had a lot of fun doing them….. no wait, i had a lot of fun doing 2 out of he 3, you will see wh

Clicks for kids
Just a quick one from me today. I was recently approached by local Adelaide photographer Lia Hayes about helping out Clicks for Kids. I was honoured to be able to do something for such a worth cause. Clicks for Kids is a not for profit organisation, raising money for those less fortunate. Last year, Lia was fortunate enough to take a holiday to Thailand and was touched by the living conditions of many people, but particularly the families with young kids like mine. In the Northern Thailand villages we visited, the living conditions were beyond basic with many families not having even the barest of necessities. In (the many) areas that

My babes!
I’m a Mum to four. I love it. It is unreal to watch these little people growing before me. I can already see traces of the adults they will one day be. It is the best, but also scariest thing, to think that I (crazy old me) is in charge of raising these children to be strong confident adults.  My Cayla Jo. My first born. She threw me into Motherhood at a time in my life when I’m not so sure I was ready for it. I can not ever be grateful enough for her. She is compassionate. She wants to feed all the starving children, save all the rainforrests, and rescue all the animals. She loves from the bottom of her soul.