Frances and Scott

Written by Andrew.

Letoya and I once again had the pleasure of heading out to the spectacular Jimbour Homestead to photograph the wedding of Scott and Frances. It's incredible how the same location, just two weeks later, can look so different and provide so many new opportunities. Perfect for a photographer to get some new inspiration. We scored a perfect day and were able to get some fantastic shots. A massive thank you to Scott and Frances for letting us be a part of their big day.     - Beck

 

Ash and Sam

Written by Andrew.

A great vibe today. Plenty of laughs and smiles from both the guys and girls while they were getting ready. No signs of nerves at all. As Sam and Ash were leaving the church I managed to get plenty of shots of them meeting and greeting family and friends. Its easy at St Pats coz the walk down the aisle is about 100 steps long. It wasn't til I reviewed the photos on Monday after the wedding that i noticed the 'money shot'. Probably one of my favourites of the year so far. More good luck than good management though. We then headed out to the Japanese Gardens and the autumn colours were spectacular. A great day to be a photographer.     -Andrew

Samantha and Andrew

Written by Andrew.

Preston Chapel and Manor never disappoint and they turned it on again for Andrew and Samantha's wedding. With all the preparation and ceremony going super smoothly we were able to crack on with the family shots and locations shots before the weather closed in. And good thing we did too. As we arrived to the reception you could see the fog rolling in over the hills where we had just been shooting. It all looked very romantic but it's kinda tough to photograph in heavy fog. Congrats to you both and I hope you're having a fantastic time in Bali. ( and yes, i'm very jealous )

    - Andrew

Rachel and Darryl

Written by Andrew.

An beautiful country wedding today with Darryl and Rachel and everything combined to work really well together. A fantastic church in Laidley, then off to the family farms for photos and then to a community hall for the reception. We had such great conditions all day and as a photographer it's hard not to get distracted by the all the amazing scenery around the lockyer valley. I had heaps of fun and i get to do it all again in a few months when Rachel's sister ties the knot. Congrats to you both and I can't wait to show you the finished product.  

Amy and Chris

Written by Andrew.

My first visit to Adora Downs and it is always exciting to go to a new location a get some new ideas. My favourite by far was the bus shot we did. As soon as Amy mentioned that there was an old bus that we could do some shots inside of, the creative juices started flowing. As well as the eclectic collection of buildings and features round the grounds, the open paddock looked amazing at sunset. A great day all round and plenty of fun as well. Plus i can't forget to mention the 'decoration' of Chris and Amy's car for the drive home from the wedding.