Peter was the only photographer we met who really spent time talking to me as well as Amy. On the day it very easy to work with him; he understood exactly what we wanted. We have had so many positive comments on our photos, especially about how natural they look. Our album was absolutely perfect.
- Andrew & Amy, MiltonI think there’s something that makes country people a little different to us coastal/ city folk, in a good way. The hospitality, the generational family bonds, the connection to land…I can’t quite put my finger on it, but it just felt a bit like I was in a different country – or something like it – when I visited the Watson’s on their family farm near Gooloogong NSW recently..
I had the pleasure of shooting Josh and Sarah’s wedding in Mollymook earlier in the year, which was wonderful. At our pre-wedding meetings we got to talking about where they grew up – Josh in Cowra, and Sarah on her family’s farm. “You should come out and stay for a weekend sometime!” said Sarah.
Enough said. I love travelling, and the idea of visiting and capturing a slice of a different way of life to what I know always intrigues me.
And so it was that we journeyed out into the country and spent a fantastic weekend on the farm with Sarah, Josh and her Mum and Dad, brother, sister, in-laws and 4 champion nieces and nephews, the 4 dogs, the galah, the horses, the cow, the chooks, sheep and a lot of 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.”
