This month has been crazy busy for weddings. We were pretty lucky to only have shot one wedding in the rain. We finished off our wedding season with a bang .. literally. A lot of fun was had at the wedding of Eamonn and Diana. The reception was held at the XXXX ale house, where Diana cracked open a keg.

But for now, I hope you enjoy this small post of some creatives we took amongst the fabulous gardens of Roma Street Park lands.

Teaching is something else I love.We don't have enough 'teacher's'. Yes, what we do is an art, and even though art in itself cannot necessarily be taught, it's the fundamentals, concept and approach to photograph that CAN be taught.

Some photographers have a pretty crappy attitude towards beginner photographers - almost as if they are somewhat 'threatened' no matter what level or how experienced they are. This for me is not what it's about. Educate. Make the industry better, stronger. Teach. No one is out to get you. Yes the industry may be a tad over saturated, but helping and sharing knowledge is only going to make it a better industry.


.. This is Toni. She is, fabulous. I love her guts. She is the newest addition to join the 'just us two' family. Whilst she is only new and has a lot to learn, I know she will be great.

Remember to lift people up, and not bring them down. Be yourself, because everyone else is taken.

The storms were fierce in Brisbane on the morning of Laura and Jeremy's wedding day. I think I checked the forecast a million times, and the radar on BOM probably a million and one times. Thankfully, it showed good news.

On the drive up to the Sunshine Coast, we literally drove out of the rain, lightening and thunder, to the ever beautiful weather the Coast boasts about. Laura and Jeremy were wed on top of a stunning grassy hill, over looking the glasshouse mountains. Beautiful.

Here is a few from their day ..