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I had the pleasure of once again photographing the outgoing Class of 2009 for their Year 12 Formal at The Stamford Grand, Glenelg.

It topped off a very busy week of photographing and as I came straight from shooting a wedding all day & still recovering from the Year 7 Formal the night before, I was pretty tuckered out, but sincerely grateful to have my friend Melody come along and help out.  Thanks Mel, you were a lifesaver!!!

As always, I can’t post any photos of school events to protect the privacy of the students & their families so here’s a screen shot of a small snippet of pics from their gallery.  Year 12’s can view the full gallery here – images are available for sale and are printed through our professional lab.  Contact me for details.

Stamford Grand, Adelaide
2 Jetty Road, Glenelg SA 5047

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25 years is a long time in anyone’s book but 25 years of marriage is a wonderful milestone not often seen or experienced in this day and age – sadly!

This past Sunday was a wonderful time of celebrating 25 years of marriage … of life, love & fruitfulness of new generations and I was delighted to share in the celebration of this landmark event … why? because they are family!

It’s a crazy, complicated scenario but one I’m happy to see continue to evolve & grow.   For simplicity’s sake, let me just point out my gorgeous sister and delightfully scrumptious baby niece in the middle of this family shot. Missing from this family momento is Adam, the couples son, who was home sick.  Hope you’re feeling better Adam xxx

The event was held at the Function Centre at The Beachhouse, Glenelg in a beautiful setting overlooking the ocean & crowded beach full of action … it was after all 39 degrees!!!  Yep! here in Adelaide we are in the middle of a freak November heat wave.  Nevertheless there was plenty of drinks, laughter, memories & cheers.  We finished off the day by heading downstairs to The Beachhouse and having some fun on the waterslides & amusements.  Topped off by fish & chips (or shish & fips or shark & tatties as my NZ hubby calls them) out on the lawns as we soaked up the vibe & fresh air of my favourite place, Glenelg.

Just a quick sneak peek …

::: : Congratulations Pat & Carol : ::::

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A couple of weeks back I showed a sneak peak of “Celebrate Your Youth Pt I” but couldn’t reveal all .. well the cats out of the bag so to speak so I’m excited to finally be putting up the images.

I was asked if I’d like to participate in a photo shoot with our youth … yeah baby! We glammed ‘em up (not that they needed it all but for a bit of fun and self assurance) and fired away … needless to say, I was in my element and had an absolute ball – exhausted but fun & inspired.

It was so wonderful to see these young girls start out all timid and then really come alive.  The results speak for themselves.  These girls are stunning inside & out and I’m proud of them all.

I still have a number of them to do so I’ll keep updating this page .. check back often!

How can we be blessed with so much talent in one place.  All of these Godly girls are amazing!

Remember .. keep checking back!

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Quick sneak peak …

I am dying to post the images from this special shoot but alas I’m bound to the confines of a protected folder till all is revealed (breaks into song – yes I can sing!) “… oooooohhhh baby I’m in chains ….”

Hold tight my friends …

UPDATED: Check out Part II

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The thought of taking our school’s Year 12 Seniors photos for their graduation ball brought back sooo many memories of my own Year 12 formal.

The night was a quaint occasion down at Glenelg overlooking the foreshore where it was delightful to see each student grace the entrance like swans with a hint of hesitation & anticipation but smiles as wide as the ocean.  The girls squealed with delight as they saw each other and the boys were charming and suave as they nodded & winked the familiar “how’s it goin?” nod.

The girls looked so elegant and beautiful in their ball gowns & likewise the guys in their dapper suits … a world away from the usual school uniform we’re so accustomed to seeing them in.

For privacy reasons I cannot show the Year 12 students but here’s a tiny snippet of the night …

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Taken at the Adelaide Festival 2008 – Northern Lights “The Electric Canvas”.  Just loved the fact that the moon was over the steeple at just the right time in a couple of gallery shots!  The effects were simply breathtaking.

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THE Adelaide Festival’s popular Northern Lights projections on North Terrace historic buildings

… Up to 15,000 people a night have been watching the 70 different projections, which change every five minutes on the facades of the State Library, SA Museum, Art Gallery, Elder Hall, Mitchell Building and Bonython Hall.

“This has been one of the most popular Festival attractions ever, drawing more than 200,000 people to the city to share in the spectacle of the largest light installation of its type ever displayed in Australia,” Mr Hill said.

“The lights are focusing attention on South Australia’s archaeological, literary and visual arts collections, as well as institutions of learning.”

Northern Lights was due to finish when the Adelaide Festival ends on Sunday but it had generated a strong community feeling, Mr Hill said.

“What we’ve noticed is that during these long hot nights, families are coming along and staying out late to enjoy the sight,” Mr Hill said.

Internationally acclaimed, Sydney-based projection specialists The Electric Canvas created Northern Lights using digital software and giant, French-made PIGI system projectors, each weighing more than 200kg.

Northern Lights is free and will run from sunset until 2am each night until March 30.

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