The two most valuable investments you make for your wedding day are the person you are marrying and the photographer you chose. Pete doesn’t just take photos, he has almost a superpower to capture moments in their fullest, freezing these perfect moments in time. On the day it felt like another family member or friend there with us. He went beyond the call of duty and his every photo still takes my breath away.
- Renee & Adam, Kangaroo ValleyWe journeyed out into the country and spent a fantastic weekend with Sarah, Josh & family on their farm near Gooloogong.
I had previously had the pleasure of shooting their fantastic coastal wedding in Mollymook and, knowing I love my landscape photography I was invited to come out and stay for a weekend sometime, photograph the family being themselves, and go exploring with my camera as well.
I didn’t have to be asked twice. I love the idea of visiting new and different places, and the challenge of capturing a slice of a different way of life to what I know always intrigues me.
The color, the light, the simple shapes of silos and windmills in an otherwise sparce landscape – all these elements made for really interesting photo opportunities. Following are some results..
Hopefully I’ll be back soon to shoot the canola…:)
I have a published Coffee Table book called ” Home – Kiama Through Our Eyes, with Phil Winterton.
“A sublime collection of unique and evocative photographs of Kiama and surrounds. This is a perfect gift or keepsake for locals and visitors alike, and a treasure for all those with a place in their hearts for this special part of Australia.”
