The Big Day....

"the big day" (Nikon D70s)

"the dip" (Nikon D70s)

"boots for the aisle" (Nikon D70s)

"outside by the lights" (Nikon D70s)

The night has finally come! I have passed my photos over to the Bride and Groom!! For those who were waiting for them......here are a couple of my favourites! Thanks again Craig and Siobhan!!

Scoping out the scene....

"being social" (Nikon CP5400)

Sadly, I have not been out lately shooting anything. I have gotten into the habit however of jotting down ideas of photos I'd like to take - whether it's a shot I set up for myself or, just photos I'd love to be able to capture spur of the moment. In time, you will more than likely see them here! Tonight I have posted a photo I took back in '04 when I was travelling around Australia. What a great experience that was and lots of photos to prove it!!
This elephant was at the Australian Zoo (yes, home of the Crocodile Hunter.....no, he was not there that day!) and was being rather social as it stood right at the fenceline.

Calling Sunshine & Warmth!

"tropical resting place" (Nikon CP5400)

I made it through my first "official" wedding shoot which took place two weekends ago now!! I have to say that it was a lot of fun and a great learning experience! (thank you Craig and Siobhan for the opportunity!!). I am still in the post production process which, being the "nit-picker" that I am, is taking a little longer than I had anticipated. I am pleased with most of the shots that I took and am learning to accept the ones that are"not-so-great"! ha! Afterall, you can't take 300+ photos and expect them all to turn out, right?! Anyway, once the Bride & Groom have reviewed their photos, and of course with their permission, I will post a couple of my favourites for you to see. For now, I thought I'd post one of my favourite pics. from my trip to Jamaica last year.................oh to be somewhere warm and sunny now!

Sir Rudymous

"rudy waits" (Nikon D70s)

Once again, my dog has taken the spotlight. I think he has gotten to be very good in front of the camera! I think he sees me focus on him, and strikes a pose that I can work with! What a dog!