Canvas Printing
After looking at a variety of options and suppliers, none of which seemed to meet our standards we’re now offering high-end canvas and acrylic prints, email us for our pricelist.
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Kerri and Quintis forever
Somedays I get up and the air still smells faintly of roses and I kind of wonder about Johannesburg and the people that grow roses in the suburbs. This morning, the imac’s screen telling me it’s 2:43AM, I can smell those roses again, it’s silent out here in whitebreadland, not a sound. In about an hour or so, we’ll be back to the usual Johannesburg chaos. For the next couple of minutes this is my favorite time of the day.
I half consider going back to bed, but these days I don’t sleep so well. Insomnia and a 1997 Tiburon are all that are left from my days in the corporate world. So I fire up lightroom, get some coffee going and start doing some editing. I’ve already edited the images from Kerri and Quintis’ actual wedding, but we also did a underwater photoshoot for their day after shoot – I saw a couple of people on our Facebook page comment on the underwater photo that I posted that Kerri and Quintis must have been an amazing couple to work with, and they were. You can’t go wrong when a couple trusts you to do what you do. That’s when we do our best work.
more pics from Kerri and Quintis’ killer bee wedding and day after shoot can be found on our facebook page. If you were a guest or know them you’re welcome to tag yourself in or leave them a message.
and from their day after shoot …
is that not the coolest thank you image ever? They were already wet when I realised we hadn’t shot the Thank You image yet, might as well do it underwater right?
more pics from Kerri and Quintis’ killer bee wedding and day after shoot can be found on our facebook page. If you were a guest or know them you’re welcome to tag yourself in or leave them a message.
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Underwater Sundays
Call them trash the dress or drown the gown or whatever you want, we’re getting a lot of requests lately for underwater photoshoots in wedding dresses – I blame it on this. I love these shoots, besides the fact that it’s one of the few times that I actually get into a pool, I’m not the strongest swimmer, the photos you get tend to be out of this world. Dresses floating in slow motion, the kind of silence that you only find underwater, the contrast of white on white. This Sunday’s underwater photoshoot delivered a couple of stunning images and I couldn’t be happier.
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Downtown
Saturday may have been off, but Sunday we were back in town for a couples session. The city is quiet on a Sunday, a few ZCC members in their blue and white suits hurrying home, a couple holding hands and running across the Nelson Mandela bridge, taxis hooting, a million pigeons snacking on crumbs left by street vendors, and that distinctive feeling that the weekend is over.
We got some killer bee light though, and Jo’burg on a Sunday afternoon is a completely different beast from Jo’burg on any other day. All majestic and silent. My favorite time to walk down Bree Street. I love the authenticity of the buildings and the history of the place. Jarrett and Cornel were up for anything, our kind of clients, so we got to go to our regular scenic spots as well as a couple that I’ve been meaning to try for a while. Nice
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Neighbourgoods
Our first Saturday off in what feels like years. So we went down to that bastion of all things hip, sugar-free, organic and ethically sourced, where chocolate is labeled honest, beer is crafted and shots of tequila are dispensed at 10am. A tangled mixture of reclaimed urban, textures, concrete, typography and homegrown. Also known as the Neighbourgoods Market in Braamfontein. We watched as the superhip 30-somethings and their kids wandered about, caught up with old friends and wondered where the venue got those superfat light bulbs from. A nice quiet Saturday in the city – it even rained.
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Dunkeld Country Estate Wedding – Alison & Jonathan
The December break is over, summer in Jo’burg is here with a vengeance, heat like you wouldn’t believe, rolling thunderstorms every evening and that smell of freshness that you only get after a thunderstorm – not that we get much fresh air in Jo’burg.
So we did what any true jo’burger (Joe Burger?) would do, we left the city and headed for the country. Dullstroom to be exact – a weekend away photographing Alison and Jonathan’s very very pastoral wedding at the Dunkeld Country Estate. Rolling green hills, fish jumping in ponds, horses grazing in the fields, light filtering through a very flammable forest, it was like stepping into a Thomas Cole painting.
Along the way we managed to discover the world’s worst cup of coffee at the Mugg & Bean in Alzu, and were grateful when we arrived at Dunkeld to be greeted by Jonathan with a care package that contained amongst other things …. fresh milk for coffee. Someone give that man a Bells. Thank you guys for taking such good care of us.
I didn’t get any vendor details but I did notice that the guys were drinking Johnny Walker Gold Label before the ceremony.
There are more pics of Alison and Jon’s very very pastoral Dullstroom wedding on our Facebook page. If you were a guest or know them, you’re welcome to tag yourself in or leave them a message.
There are more pics of Alison and Jon’s very very pastoral Dullstroom wedding on our Facebook page. If you were a guest or know them, you’re welcome to tag yourself in or leave them a message.
My Wedding Day
Guess what arrived this morning. Both Alvina & Andrew and Rozanne & Souli are featured in the real weddings sections and we get to congratulate both couples – I told you guys you are rockstars.
we only submit photos to magazines, blogs etc at our clients request and with their permission.
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