184 Enoggera Rd

I used to drive past this Mexican restaurant everyday, and I ended up falling in love with it's red door. However, it's not a good idea to take photos while you are driving, especially on a DSLR in manual mode, and I did want people in the photo, so I had to go without for a very long time.

All that changed today when I drove past with my friend and pointed it out, and she mentioned that her anniversary is on the 18th of the 4th. Well, we couldn't just leave it at that now, could we?

Danielle

I asked my sister if I could take some photos of her and her Maton. Hope y'all like 'em!

This one looks a little like a postcard, but I like it coz she's laughing.

This little dude kept circling us! It was scary how loud his wings were! I managed one semi-decent photo, but he was so fast! And so big!

That's all for now :)

Abandoned and Beautiful

I cannot get over abandoned buildings. I love them. We kind of trespassed a little, and ran off scared a few times, (Mt Glorious is a SCARY place...) but it was worth it for these photos! :)

LOVE the blue door!

And then the afternoon finished nicely with a pretty sunset...and nearly hitting a dingo with my car on the way home! I've never seen a dingo in the wild before! It was scary!

I ADORE this first shot! I'm sorry Photoshop, but your rendered lens flare has got nothing on natural!

Enjoy! :)

John and Jade - more engagement photos

I edited some more of John and Jade's shoot and found some more favourites.

:)

I think this one is my favourite from the whole day...

I'm experimenting a bit with lens flare, both natural and Photoshopped...

I was going for a vintage feel with this collage...

Enjoy! :)

In My Backyard...

I get bored with my backyard. There's only so many photos I can take of the same view, the same flowers, the same broken fence. However, I was nicely surprised when I, with nothing else to do, went out into the yard and started taking photos, and liked what I saw.

A few new angles and my photographic hunger was cured for the afternoon. I also made a pleasant discovery down the stairs to the bottom level of our backyard - some big ol' fat dandelions, a little worse for wear after the storms, but still oh so photogenic! They also made for lots of childish fun once I was finished!

Hope you like... :)