On Saturday night, we helped out at the ‘Help Zac Make Tracks’ event.

This was a fundraiser towards a wheelchair and walking frame for Zac, who was born with cerebral palsy. He’s the loveliest and brightest little boy, who gets so frustrated by not being able to run and play with kids his age.

There’s a few event photos to kick off, but below you’ll see we ran a ‘crazy booth’ on the night. There’s a few examples – see if you can spot your local friendly photographer!

To view all the photos, head to the gallery page here. If you were there on the night, you can order prints and all proceeds go towards ‘Help Zac Make Tracks’.

Mother’s Day is coming up this Sunday, and we’re sure Mum would love some family photos, so we’re offering a deal for location portraits. The voucher covers the session, an 8×10 print, plus some extra dollars towards more prints, and no further spending required.

If you’d like to read through full portrait information pack before ordering, please send an enquiry via the contact form and we’ll email it to you.

Vouchers are mailed at no extra cost, or if you’ve left it to the last minute e-vouchers are available which you can print yourself.

This offer is limited to 100 vouchers, vouchers are valid until 30 November 2010.

Click here to purchase your voucher.

It’s not too often that the best time for an engagement photo-shoot is at 10am on a Monday morning, but it’s certainly more fun than sitting at a desk and wishing the weekend wasn’t over.

I’m not that familiar with the eastern shore of Lake Macquarie, so we wound up at Balcolyn at a lovely little park on the point, with water on three sides. These guys totally relaxed and had a good time, and I hope you enjoy their photos.

Well the year certainly started off with a bang for James and Kate, getting married on the second of January. And despite the drizzle that occasionally turned into a downpour, there were smiles all round to brighten up the day.

The ceremony was held at All Saints Chapel, Woodville out past Morpeth, where Victoria Langham married them!

Due to the rain we needed cover for photos. Morpeth was crowded, so the courthouse at Maitland was a great spot for both staying dry and as a classic setting. From there it was back into Newcastle, to Bicentennial Park (Kate and Jame’s ‘local’) and finally off to the reception at Madison Inn

I had shot James’ sister’s wedding too, up in Gunnedah. While this time we were staying local, it’s always great fun seeing many of the same faces and families again.

I think a belated Happy New Year is in order.

It’s been a bit crazy around here, as we’re getting ready for the Summer at City Hall bridal expo this Sunday the 17th. You’ll find us by heading in the front door and down the stairs to the Banquet Room on the ground floor. There’ll be 108 other exhibitors there, so it’s a BIG day and great opportunity for wedding planning.

After Sunday we’ll get back into the regular routine of looking after you. You’ll get to see James and Kate’s wedding by the end of next week.

You’ll also maybe notice a bit of a change in our logo. It’s the first step towards a whole new website which will be rolled out over the next few months.

Thanks for checking in on us.