There is always an extra shot when finishing a wedding, or driving back from a shoot – something that stands out and catches your eye. I really enjoy shooting these random, quirky images. If you can guess where this is, I’ll give you a 8×12 mounted print of it. Please post your guesses in the...
I reckon its Grazings resturant in Gundaroo, the roof looks very familiar
I reckon it’s out at Old Lanyon Homestead
Well, what a wedding! Bag pipes, horses, rugby balls, shearing sheds and vintage cars – what an awesome day to photograph! The ceremony was in Kaleen, with some location photos at commonwealth park and at a farm out of town. The day ended with a beautiful reception at the Abbey in Gold creek – making...
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Those wedding shots are fantastic. Sigh, and again, it completely discourages me. Every time I feel I am catching up with this photography thingy I come across a site like yours that tells me I am still light (get it?) years away. Anyway, very very nice composure. Especially love the horse ride one.
What can i say… A very professional photographer, patient well mannered with beautiful photo’s!
Thank you so much Jeremy we could not have asked for anyone better!!
nice one bro!
The landscape surrounding Canberra really defines Canberra for me. The rolling hills in the distance, the trees in autumn, the rocks on hills and the beautiful afternoon sun shinning through the surrounding paddocks. In collaboration with a fashion designer, Emma Chilman we produced the following work. Enjoy! Please feel free to comment, especially on your...
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Jeremy, These are fantastic! I just adore the wings. Are they made from wire or something? My faves are 3, 4, and 6. Well done on what looks to be a fun collaboration :)
I think you mean ‘shining’, not ‘shinning’.
Also, may have some work for you in photographing some of the jobs we’ve done here at Rudds… more word on that one next month..
Looking at and reading and writing about fashion photography is always nice. Thank you for this post, it was great to see.
I got sick of hand editing html pages to update things, so I brought the website into the 21st century and used wordpress as a CMS. It seems like its going to be pretty sweet and easier to update. If you come across things that aren’t working (had a bunch of problems, ergh) Please refresh...
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Brilliant work Jeremy! Nice to see you keeping with the technology as well. Who hand codes these days?
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