Friday 18 March 2011
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I adore Instagram and have several accounts.
MY FACEBOOK PAGE
For more of my favourite images from the past and present and other wee morsels...
MY BOOK - TAPESTRY OF TALES
This collection of photographs has been a five year labour of love. At long last it is coming together. I am thrilled to be working on my first book! Click to order your copy...
LUMIERE PORTRAITS
The perfect gift, for yourself... Have a look at this little film to find out about my Lumiere Portrait sessions
WABI SABI
Wabi Sabi is the Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection and of appreciating transience and the natural cycle of life - growth, decay and death. It admires the bud as much as the bloom, which then fades to become the seed to create a new flower. It reveres the dents, the scratches and all other marks that time, weather and loving use create. I have always loved peeling paint, crumbling brick and corroding metal. This collection of work celebrates these, and in some pieces, combines them.Click on the photo to see the posts on the collection.
FINE ART
My work is available online - click the photo for the link. And in at Alexandra Mosher Studio Jewellery in the Washington Mall, Urban Cottage on Front Street, at The Hamilton Princess, Regali at Tucker's Point and at The Arts Centre in Dockyard.
GIFT CARDS
Great as Christmas presents! These cards are on a lovely soft iridescent pearl card stock. They can go towards portrait sessions, custom designed books or cards or fine art.
COUTURE BOOK
I work with a divine bookmaker. Combining old-world binding techniques with the latest technology in printing they create stunning, one of a kind, heirloom books. They are also committed to giving back and use recyled materials and give a portion from each book to your choice of their selected charities. Please contact me for more details and pricing and click the photo to have a look at their website.
CARDS, INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS
Custom designed cards are available on four different art papers. Click image to see card and book samples.
TRASH THE DRESS
After the I do's are done and the party is over, most brides box up their gown in an airtight package and shove it in the back of a closet, never to be seen again. However, might I suggest doing a Trash the Dress session instead. Fear not though, we will not actually destroy the dress, and do nothing a good dry cleaner can't fix. Many brides hate the fact that such effort and expense has gone towards a dress that will only be worn once. This way you get to put it on again without the nerves of the upcoming nuptials. We can go anywhere and have the luxury of time without the worry of keeping guests waiting. Click the photo above to see the full post.
BEFORE AND AFTER
I spend countless hours on the computer and feel that processing the image is as important as the initial taking of the photograph. Through editing, images can be transformed; sometimes the alteration is subtle and sometimes dramatic. No two photographs are processed in the same way, so each is a unique piece of art. I use colour, texture, vignetting and other techniques to alter the image and enhance its mood. Above are a few examples of images straight out of the camera and then after processing. Click photo to view full post.
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