Oatlands House Wedding – Meghan & Samuel

Many wonderful memories came flashing back when I photographed Meghan and Samuel’s wedding. My lovely wife and I having recently celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary, had our reception at the same beautiful venue, Oatlands House. How special it was to be back there 25 years later.

Meghan and Samuel were blessed with such a perfect Autumn day after weeks of rain. Their ceremony was held at All Saints Anglican Church Parramatta, which is a grand Victorian Academic Gothic architectural building. I love the tall steeple.

We then headed off to a favourite location of mine in Parramatta… Elizabeth Farm which is an iconic early colonial bungalow with deep, shady verandahs and elegant symmetry. The house is surrounded by gorgeous gardens and amazing trees. The whole venue is an absolute photographer’s paradise, hence why it is one of my favourite locations.

I could have stayed there all afternoon, but it was time to head to Oatlands House for some more beautiful location photos and then the reception. I had an absolute ball capturing Meghan Samuel’s wedding.

Please enjoy some of my favourite highlights from their special day. It was hard to cull.

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Collits’ Inn Wedding Photography – Krystal & Kane

After 30 years of photographing weddings, it is very rare for me to come across a wedding venue that I haven’t photographed before especially when it is situated up here in our stunning Blue Mountains and surrounds. So how excited I was to be capturing a wedding at Collits’ Inn for the very first time. This place is such a rustic charmer and surrounded by absolute gorgeous countryside being situated in the historic town of Hartley.

Krystal and Kane were married at St Peter’s Anglican Church, Mt Victoria. Before heading back to Collits’ Inn for the reception, we stopped at Pulpit Rock which is a very fitting name for the lookout. One of the great pleasures of living in The Blue Mountains and being a local wedding photographer up here is the spectacular lookouts we can use at our leisure for a jaw dropping backdrops. During the shoot there, a very tame currawong came and perched itself close by on the ‘rock pulpit’ and made for a wonderful ‘spectator’ in the photo.

I had a total ball capturing Krystal and Kane’s wedding. Adding to the excitement was an amazing storm cell that surrounded us later in the afternoon. Fortunately it didn’t downpour on us but wow, what an amazing sunset we had. The dappled sunset colours on the storm clouds was just phenomenal. I had never seen anything like it before.

I hope you enjoy viewing the selection of images shown below from the day as much as I enjoyed capturing them. Thank you Krystal and Kane for giving me the honour of photographing your very special day.

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Gledswood Wedding Photography. Jade & Michael

As 2015 has come to a close I wanted to share one of my favourite weddings of the year.

It was an honour to photograph another wedding of a family member from a past bride. Jade and Michael had a very laid back wedding at Gledswood Homestead & Winery. It was so good to be back at this beautiful place.  The locations were never endless gorgeous backdrops, matched with brilliant, magical light. You couldn’t have asked for more perfect weather.  What more could a wedding photographer as for? Oh and Jade’s lacey dress was just stunning too.

I hope you enjoy looking back at these images as much as I enjoyed capturing them.

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Nadene Clarke - 04/01/2016 - 5:39 pm

Hi Peter

I’ve just been looking at your photos of Jade & Michael’s at Gledswood. They are fantastic!! We would love to share some of the images on our Facebook page and website if you would be happy for us to do this, with credit for your work of course.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards
Nadeen

Katie & Andrew… An engagement shoot in winter light.

I love getting to know my clients before their big day and there is no better way than taking them on an engagement shoot. I also love photographing in winter light. The light so gentle and soft, along with it’s majestic sunsets.

I am pretty chuffed with these lovely relaxed shots of Katie and Andrew. They were not fazed at all being in front of a camera. I took them to five different locations which made for a wonderful variety of different backdrops for their shoot. Now you might think, wow that would have taken all day, but we actually did the shoot in less than three hours. Pretty quick, hey! It pays to have local knowledge of our stunning Blue Mountains. Here some of my favourite photos.

I am really looking forward to their big day coming up very soon.

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Chapel Hill Wedding Photography. Carla & James

Enjoy this sneak preview from Carla and James’ wedding at  the beautiful, enchanting Chapel Hill Retreat, Berambing… one of my absolute favourite wedding venues.

There was one of those magical moments when the setting sun just happened to come out while it was raining. I love the big beaming smiles on Carla and James’ faces. The rain didn’t faze them at all. They reveled in it.

I think that is enough said for the time being. I will let the photos speak for themselves.

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