lunette

a little something something. a collaboration between my wonderful friend Alex, me and some wild goats

dancer/choreographer extraordinaire - Alexandra Harrison

music - Oskar Schuster

silver city highway

We took a few days out to drive up and around Mildura. I'd never been there before and fell head over heels in love with the countryside. 

There's the willowy serene beauty of the Darling and Murray rivers that make me want to book a house boat holiday immediately. 

Then there's the stark contrast of the Mungo National Park lunar landscape to the bounty of fresh produce and healthy gumtrees surrounding the riverbanks, palm trees and the yearly vanilla slice competition. Throw in a few quaint pubs, some wonderfully daggy motels with radio headboards 

and a gin and tonic as the sun sets on your campsite and you could be forgiven for not wanting to return home.

Syd is very mobile these days and travelling with him isn't always easy, but we happily take on the challenge. We feel a few confined hours in a carseat are a small price to pay for cheerful parents not glued to a computer screen or other electronic devices, new sights, people, sounds and some earth to roam around in. 

Angela & Graham

Angela & Graham

Jess & Aidan

on the beach

from the archives; gauge

Melody & Daniel

I had the great pleasure of photographing Melody & Daniel's wedding day, 

which was a lovely relaxed garden party affair in her uncle's backyard just out of Geelong 

and also happened to be the first really hot spring day. 

Scroll down for tacos, songs, games, cakes, sunshine and 

the very best grooms response to seeing his bride for the first time 

I ever did witness.

spring

Drove home from a beautiful job today listening to this on repeat at top volume, 
skin prickly from the sun, dress sticky, loving the Australian countryside with such passion 
and looking forward to seeing my boys waiting for me at home.