Digital Outback Photography

We’ll avid blog fans it has happened once again, Ive built you all up with regular posting and the just let you down by not posting anything for quite some time. And on that note thankyou all for your support, without all of the positive feedback i receive it wouldn’t be woth making these posts.

In early October I had the chance to repay a massive favor, Dion’s dad took photos for me at my own wedding and what better way to thank the family than photograph Dion’s wedding, as it turned out it was a beautiful day, although it got quite chilly for the afternoon shots though eh girls???.  When shooting weddings in foreign towns (Port Pirie in this case) I rely very heavily on the input of the bride and groom for photograph locations, and rarely get to spend much time sussing these locations out prior to the actual event, contrary to popular belief there’s a lot more going into wedding photographs than just shooting the events especially when it comes for the set up shots. I always make time to visit a location at least once before the photos and on this occasion it happened to be the afternoon before the wedding, when at the beach location I noticed the afternoon sun would be hitting the southern filinders ranges in the background of what I had hoped to be some really nice portraits. Using a combination of portable strobes and umberella’s we really achieved some nice results.

Below are a very small selection of what we captured on the day (thanks guys for allowing a realistic amount of time for photographs)

Thanks Dion and Sam for letting me be a part of your day!