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Made the most of a terribly rainy wedding day by shooting inside once the downpour started luckily it was after the ceremony), but couldn't help but get myself and my assistant wet for this awesome shot. Both ISO 1000, 1/40th @ f/4.0 Taken on a D4 with the 24-70f/2.8 @ 28mm

1 from a wedding a few weeks ago. 1/80th at f2.8. ISO 640 24mm on the 24-70 f2.8 Edited in LR and also Nik

So here are the SOOC, Lo Res images from the magazine shoot I did last Thursday. All that has been done to these images is cropped to 8 x 10 and exported to jpg. I had the 24-70 f2.8 on 1 body and the 200 f2.0 on the other. Lighting was all natural + reflector only on the outdoor shots, the...

My editing assistant was in her usual position the other morning, but the light coming in from the window was beautiful and soft. All shot on the 85mm f1.4 @ f1.4 Yes I know I missed the focus slightly on 1, but at f1.4 and me being only about 3 feet away if that, I don't have a lot of depth...

Just some highlights from a recent wedding. These guys had their shoot before their wedding - so we did a back to back and turn as a reveal. Was a fun day. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Traditional Aboriginal smoke and welcome to country ceremony 13. 14...

Hey all - can't figure out something in LR and am hoping someone may have an idea on here.... I process all my images in LR. On import I apply a tweaked VSCO preset. When I edit an image taken on my D4 the profile dropdown at the bottom has a whole host of profiles to choose from - it marries...

One from a wedding a few weeks back. This was taken at The University of Western Australia. They have sensational grounds.

I don't usually do landscapes... but my family and I holidays in Qld last week - went up to a lookout for the Glasshouse Mountains. This is a stitched panorama. 20 images. 1/80th, ISO 200, f7.1 Processed in Lightroom and HDR Efex Pro It wouldn't let me attach the original image - over...

Another example from the amazing 200mm f2.0. This from a recent prewedding shoot. 1/320th @ f2.0 ISO 400

Another sensational sunset in Perth and I managed to find a nice rock jutting out put the bride and groom on to set the scene off nicely.

Hows this for a quick down and dirty??

I offer free 'love' shoots with bookings over 8 hrs... we go out and have some fun and I get to see how they are in front of a camera too... Here is one from a recent shoot. Location was Bells Rapids. During winter this is a white water rafting area with big rapids... we are essentially...

These guys were awesome fun. She was Danish, he was Aussie... fantastic couple - obviously very comfortable around other people to kiss and canoodle. Will add a few more to this set too... Taken with the 200 F2 from memory. I have the wrong lightroom catalogue open and I am exporting 2...

Still have some work to do on this to clean up where I had my light stands, but am pretty happy with how this might turn out. I also kinda want to go over the top and put a milkyway background over the sky, but my photoshop skills are non existant... so we'll see... Different composition and...

The couple wanted to go to Boranup Forest - it is an awesome little forest in WA's southwest. We were driving through it and I saw a patch of sun on the road, we stopped on the side of the road and I asked them to walk towards me through the light... got this. Was pretty happy with it.

Did a photoshoot for a bridal magazine the other week. Gorgeous model, great light - all natural. Assistant held a reflector, nothing more. These are from the 200mm f2.0 - sooc.

I swear I must live under a rock at times. Either that or I am so busy meeting people, shooting weddings, processing images, scanning contracts, emailing things, creating albums etc that I miss out on all this amazing stuff that I had no idea existed. Until last week. Well, some of it earlier...

Not sure if this has been posted before, but it made me laugh. Hilarious Customer Reviews for the Sigma 200-500mm Lens on Amazon

My assistant ALMOST copped an eyeful.