After a few weeks in New Zealand setting up a second base in my home city of New Plymouth as well as adventures to Dunedin and Auckland, I have returned to the Northern Beaches, Sydney. I will be here and available for bookings until 9th March 2016. I will then be back in Sydney again mid April for 2 weeks.
Here is one of our latest family portrait shoots taken at a favourite location, Freshwater Beach. Featured here are brothers Liam and Kieran with newest addition to their family, Ruby. You would never guess… just a few seconds prior to this, Ruby, being pretty new to the whole beach experience, took off at lightning speed to explore greener pastures. This was right in front of the lifeguard. As the boys regrouped and got her attention for this portrait, we quickly took two shots, as the lifeguard approached and had to give Ruby the red flag to ‘vacate the beach and stick to grassy areas. We were indeed grateful we had captured other images on the rocks in the beautiful sandstone cave.
Ruby is a Beagle King Charles cross.
If you would like a family portrait with your pet please feel free to email or phone. AUS +61 41 999 7556 | Unit 10 Bldg A, No 148 Old Pittwater Road, Brookvale NSW | NZ +64 27 599 7556 | 3 Tay St, Spotswood, New Plymouth, Taranaki
A special National Geographic Indigenous Futures Issue came out in the USA July 2024. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/maori-language-nest-model-new-zealand The story I was engaged to capture imagery for was
Te Hau Whakatono Exhibition featuring the exquisite creation of Ngahina Hohaia titled He Ara Uru Ora. This exhibition was created by Māori Curator Taarati Taiaroa.
The Puke Ariki Museum Cinema has been re-opened and is showcasing this new short film to honour and showcase mana whenua, our local hapū
