The Batblog by Photobat | Portrait and Wedding

I love shooting details at a wedding, it’s pretty much the start of the shoot… get some details. They get the brain going. Here are a couple of rings from the last couple of weddings.

Andrew and Claire’s sitting on one of Andrew’s 30 guitars… I believe this one is in his top 5 favourites.

Nyree and Craigs, sitting on a cool little box I found on the bedside table… Look at those rocks!

Sid’s a bit cool. I like him heaps. Why? Not only because he has cool parents, who’s wedding I shot a few years back, but also he just has a heap of personality. Big eyes and smiles, that what he has going on. He’s going to be one for the ladies to look out for… that’s my prediction anyway!

Andrew and Claire’s wedding happened to be in just the right spot! I found this location a few years ago, been itching to use it with for somthing.

5 Silvers for some prints and another silver for a wedding album. The wedding album went on to take out 2010 Tasmanian Wedding Album of the Year. Second time in a row i’ve picked up that one. Very happy about that. I’ll post the wedding album in it’s entirety soon… maybe even make it a slideshow.

Thanks to all the great clients who he were involved in making these shots happen!

Nyree and Craigs wedding had it all, great couple, awesome beidal party, fantastic cars and drinking nan’s! More photos soon

If you haven’t dropped by the Red Bridge Cafe on the southen side of Campbell Town yet, you are missing out on one of the best little stops on the highway. I’ve dropped in a few times and think its great, good coffee, fresh food and vegies.

Over Easter Vikashni and I managed to get a little bit of a holiday in Cairns to see the rain and Brisbane to see the hotel room and Alice in Wonderland (expected so much more Mr Burton…) and the Gold Coast to have a little look about. Here are a few random photos of places, animals and views that we saw.

Yes, I took no photos of the beach at Surfers, we got quite wet in the rain in cairns while looking for a waterfall we could hear but the fog/rain kinda made it invisible and also saw a 500 or so year old fig tree which was surprisingly cool.

I like Sid. I like Sid alot. He’s big on the presonality!

Just back from Queensland, so here are a couple of photos of Canberra from ages ago.

Going from Tasmania to Queensland wasn’t as cool as many of the guests who come from other parts of the world including Chris’s homeland in Zimbabwe