Been away for a week, now trying to wade thru 100's of emails!
Karen, my brand new office manager is starting today, I am very excited. It may actually mean that I get organised, certainly hope so!
She'll probably get me working harder!!...as long as that work is behind a camera and not in the office I do not mind!! Relief is in sight for my office and filing system, I have never been a paperwork gal!
Welcome Karen!
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Little Gemma, what a Gem!!
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Awards night at the Glassworks
That's me, receiving my Wedding photographer of the Year Award, Open Portfolio Award and Highest Scoring Print Award with Claire from the Glassworks and Geoff Comfort, President of the ACT AIPP council
David Paterson won Landscape Photographer of the Year.
Haley Richardson won Portrait Photographer of the Year and Professioanl Photographer of the Year
Geoff Comfort won Commercial Photographer of the Year and Runner-Up Professioanl Photographer of the Year
Dan O'Day won Illustrative Photographer of the Yearand below Scott Leggo won the Emerging Photographer of the Year.

Isn't it amazing the only camera at a professional photography awards night was my party happy snap camera!! Please excuse the quality as this camera is usually used by my son and I think there are some greasey finger prints on the lens.
But it was a great night and the exhibition looks good. The Glassworks is a fab place to have it and if any of you out there want to go and see some great work then I think you've got a week to do so.
Here's a few snaps...
Thursday, July 30, 2009
AIPP ANNUAL AWARDS EXHIBITION 2009
If you want to have an hour or so wandering around the Glassworks in Kingston allow yourself enough time to have a look the the AIPP ACT Division's exhibition opening tomorrow.
Now I am bragging here as the opening also combines the award presentation of which this year I have three:
ACT AIPP Wedding Photographer of the Year 2009 (5th time in 9 years)
ACT AIPP Open Portfolio Award
ACT/NSW AIPP Highest Scoring Print Award.

The highest scoring print is an image that is a very emotional one for me as it is of one of my closest friends who died in January this year. I photographed Billy's journey through his illness since 2005 and he was always an amazingly willing participant in anything I wanted to capture of this journey, at times very difficult. His little dog, Bones, was his ever present companion and died a month after he did, for no apparent reason other than a broken heart. It was and has been a very emotional time but Billy would be soooo proud of me and I know he would have loved this image of his dog.
Now I am bragging here as the opening also combines the award presentation of which this year I have three:
ACT AIPP Wedding Photographer of the Year 2009 (5th time in 9 years)
ACT AIPP Open Portfolio Award
ACT/NSW AIPP Highest Scoring Print Award.

The highest scoring print is an image that is a very emotional one for me as it is of one of my closest friends who died in January this year. I photographed Billy's journey through his illness since 2005 and he was always an amazingly willing participant in anything I wanted to capture of this journey, at times very difficult. His little dog, Bones, was his ever present companion and died a month after he did, for no apparent reason other than a broken heart. It was and has been a very emotional time but Billy would be soooo proud of me and I know he would have loved this image of his dog.
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