Wedding Photographer working in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Gauteng
Posted in St John's College, Wedding Venues, Weddings on Aug 14th, 2011
When Christo and Luanni asked me if I had any ideas for their wedding images, I immediately thought of St John’s College, a pretigious private school in Johannesburg. You would not normally associate wedding pictures with a school, but once you see the architecture of this particular school you’ll feel differently. It’s history dates back more than [...]
Posted in Emoyeni Conference Centre Weddings, Wedding Photography, Wedding Venues on Jul 13th, 2011
I’ve been meaning to upload these photos for ages. Ricardo and Melissa’s wedding was my first Greek wedding and I can now state, without a doubt, that Greek weddings ROCK !
Posted in Greenleaves wedding venue, People, Wedding Venues on Oct 29th, 2010
This wedding was a bit different. Not only was I the photographer, but my wife and I were also guests. We ended up partying with the bride and groom until 03:00 the following morning, which was really cool.
Posted in Shepstone Gardens Wedding Venue, Wedding Photography, Wedding Venues, Weddings on Apr 30th, 2009
It’s the first time that I shot at Shepstone Gardens in Johannesburg and understand now why it is such a sought after venue. It really is spectacular and is also a photographer’s dream. Amy and Marcello’s wedding was stunning and they both looked like fashion models, or rock stars, or both. I love this job, you [...]
Posted in Emoyeni Conference Centre Weddings, Wedding Venues on Mar 16th, 2009
There is something to be said about the “older” Joburg establishments. Adrian and Belinda had their wedding at Emoyeni conference centre in Parktown. If your taste is style and grace, and you have a soft spot for architecture, then this venue will not disappoint. It was a perfect fit for the couple.
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Posted in Wedding Venues on Mar 3rd, 2009
Love this one. It was also taken at Harrisons. The main wedding photographer was capturing the proceedings when I saw the little girl. I didn’t think, just aimed and pressed the shutter release. To this day I wonder what on earth she was in thought about.