Today I went to meet the newest addition to the O'Keefe family, little man Finn. What a gorgeous wee one, you wouldn't expect less with such beautiful parents. Not altogether happy with his session, there were more "no paparazzi" moments than less, but we did manage to get a couple of lovely shots of the family.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Baby Love - Finn O'Keefe
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Trista and Philip Married
Meet the Morgans :) Last weekend I had the pleasure of witnessing two great friends get married. After a week of doubts relating to weather, Sydney served up a blustery but beautiful day. I have to admit, I did tear up a couple of times editing this wedding, pure joy has a way of doing that to you...
Can't wait to see you both in the Shire upon your return from what I am sure is a great holiday.
Can't wait to see you both in the Shire upon your return from what I am sure is a great holiday.
My niece joined me for the day to get some experience, and the absolutely cracking shot below was taken by her, nice work
Chloe Hay!
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Tanya and Damian
I had a great day wandering around North Sydney with Tanya and Damian. We have some amazing parks over this side of town that you could get lost in and not even notice being in such a hectic city. Looking forward to seeing these two tie the knot next month! Congratulations on your engagement :) Nat
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Monday, September 20, 2010
Exhibition Images
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
My first exhibition...17th Sept-24th Sept 2010
Selected works from Natalie Wozniak and Matthew Sutton.
To be held at Studio W, Bourke St Wooloomooloo, NSW, AUSTRALIA. The Studio W is a short walk from the Art Gallery of NSW. More info here “Studio W”.
Matthew has been focused on film analogue photography for many years and enjoys the process of black and white everyday life photography. This exhibition Matthew will present images from his city based life in Sydney. Images have been photographed on film and hand-printed in a darkroom on Selenium fibre-based archival paper. Prints have been made by Matt and supervised and directed by Chris Reid from Blanco Negro and archival matted by Ellie from Gold Street Studios in Melbourne.
Natalie works predominantly on weddings and portraiture, however capturing a moment that cannot be regained whilst travelling has been her main focus past and present. This exhibition Natalie will combine her love of both with images from New York and selected portraits.
Natalie and Matthew met in a local photography workshop and have enjoyed sharing ideas and philosophies of photography. They are pleased to invite you to their first joint photography exhibition. Studio W is a working studio that doubles as a gallery space. It was opened and established by Spencer White who is a National Art School and Charlie Shead School of Painting graduate.
The Opening Night will start at 5pm, 17th September. Please join us to celebrate this collaboration of Photography.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Trista and Phil
I spent a relaxed afternoon down at Balmoral beach last Saturday with Trista and Phil shooting their engagement photos. Looking forward to the wedding in October, they truly are a wonderful couple. Congratulations again.
And at the end of the day there was beautiful light....
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Koh Samui
There is so much to been seen if you get up early and take a walk. Mind you, I am not really a morning person, so I often struggle with the concept. On my last day in Koh Samui I decided to finally take an early look at the beach, I wished I had of gotten up early every day....
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