Intimate and emotive. Our video guys lighting made all the difference. together we set it up for some special effects at the ceremony at Ripponlee.
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Re-arranging Port Melbourne Photography wedding blog. I have just combined an old blog into my new wordpress blog and it has a lot of info in it! I have to do a bit of sorting thru it and reorganizing it.
If you need more information or want to visit our other (traditional) site go to
www.melbournephotography.com.au
Or call myself, John or Penny on 03 9646 2080.
Rgds
John
Sometimes the best kissing images are not the kissing ones! Capturing the before or after can give more emotion and truly portray your relationship. Timing the shutter is everything. Relying on the motor drive just doesn’t work!
McGrath Foundation Charity Project at Port Melbourne Beach on next week.
Every couple is different. This couple had elements of ultra modern (eg Webb Bridge), classic (Old Treasury) and the natural (Port Melbourne Beach). A fun day exploring for the couple and visiting new places for them in Melbourne.
Back to the city again!
In 30 min we had the classic thru to the modern at the Melbourne Museum. The Exhibition Gardens, the classic Royal Exhibiton Buildings and the bright modern elements of the Museum gave great backgrounds for the locations. We then roamed around in the limo’s to some interesting grunge locations near Docklands. Yes there are a few left!!
This Country Wedding was held at the local Catholic Church and naturally the Reception had to be at the 1870’s family home. Absolutely georgeous the big marquee and all the locals who have know the family forever.
We visited the local fishing port bought fish and chips at the local chippery. Great shots of bridal party interacting over the chips & beers with seaguls in the background. The shawls on the Bridesmaids worked really well on this chilly day. The quiet port yielded some grand vistas. Those clouds are amazing in the photos.
Never a dull moment in Winter Weddings! I had a big Greek wedding last weekend and being winter meant we lost the light so quickly. But I simply went from one idea to the next with the large Bridal party.
Luckily we were across the road from the Parliament House and we had cafes, the Windsor Hotel and some greenery near the Treasury Gardens. It was only when I got back to the the studio in Port Melbourne and had time to look at the images that I thanked my instincts and exprience in the City. The couple have a great range of images. It will take a little time to get them on the blog.
We just completed album from a Yarra Valley winery wedding.
More weddings and albums go to www.melbournephotography.com.au
Poets Lane Wedding.
What a beautiful location the Dandenongs are. We have been to Poets Lane reception centre many times but this wasn’t there! The wedding was actually down the lane at their renovated bluestone two story house. The garden wedding was under a leafy oak on a hot summers day that was just a few degrees cooler being near Mt Dandenong. I was lucky that we were able to visit a great Japanese garden in the area, just terrific “props” for a modern wedding coverage.
We did a beautiful layout for their album. The time for the locations was quite short, only an hour, quite challenging. I had to be creative with different Looks and I used the different textures of various trees & buildings and the couples interaction to build the romance of their relationship in the images we took.
I have really enjoyed the last few weddings. On the day we had a beautiful Spring warmth to the air.
We visited Albert Park Lake, had a great walk (and fun photo session). We then found some new locations around the Docklands area. Old warehouses and new contemporary locations.
I have an apology to make. We are in the peak season now, photographing 4 days per week and doing a lot of interesting work. I will try to pop new stuff on whenever I can fit it in.
Things have been moving very fast lately!
We got into the Ballarat International Foto Biennale Fringe Festival. Very excited and the Biennale is just terrific to look thru.
The Festival finishes 4th October 2009. Our exhibition is called “A Feeling of France…” it is not a a traditional landscape travelogue. It covers images from Paris, The Avignon (Drama) Festival and the nearby Provence area.
The images have soft pastel colours and are printed on beautiful fine art paper.
The reaction of visitors has been very exciting.
Please come along and say high its open 7 days 11am till 5pm.
More info http://www.melbournephotography.com.au/portraits.htm
