01 May 2011

Our French exhibition at International Foto Biennale in Ballarat.

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Things have been moving very fast lately!

We got into the Ballarat International Foto Biennale Fringe Festival. Very excited and the Biennale is just terrific to look thru.

The Festival finishes 4th October 2009. Our exhibition is called “A Feeling of France…” it is not a a traditional landscape travelogue. It covers images from Paris, The Avignon (Drama) Festival and the nearby Provence area.
The images have soft pastel colours and are printed on beautiful fine art paper.
The reaction of visitors has been very exciting.

Please come along and say high its open 7 days 11am till 5pm.

More info http://www.melbournephotography.com.au/portraits.htm

01 May 2011

Autumn Wedding at Monsalvat

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Monsalvat offers some amazing opportunities for location photographs but the short winter day (and the bride ran late as well!) meant I had to work hard for the wedding photography! Love going to that historic venue!

01 May 2011

Pier Hotel wedding

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Low light but so modern interior! I could spend days photographing in the various rooms. But an hours shooting and then off to the Port Melbourne beach for the sand and sun. (Yes a day time cocktail wedding). Oh that Sun tricky, but a bit of cloud helped. Couple not very formal, lots of interactive shots. Down to Station pier for that classic 50′s feel and very textured look of the wharf.

01 May 2011

New Docklands wedding locations

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I have really enjoyed the last few weddings. On the day we had a beautiful Spring warmth to the air.
We visited Albert Park Lake, had a great walk (and fun photo session). We then found some new locations around the Docklands area. Old warehouses and new contemporary locations.

I have an apology to make. We are in the peak season now, photographing 4 days per week and doing a lot of interesting work. I will try to pop new stuff on whenever I can fit it in.

01 May 2011

Questions re pricing.

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Every wedding is very different until we talk thru your wedding coverage its hard to be accurate but I can give you a guide.

Our clients purchase a collection between $1500 and $3000.

On average clients spend between $2000 to $3000 with us.

Yes we do small weddings, our coverage starts at $220 per hour plus buying photos on top of that.

Couples who have a full coverage with  us can have Groom house, Brides house, Ceremony, Various locations and Reception.

We have done a lot research and offer full size professional albums and duplicate mini albums for the parents.  Wall portraits from A4 up to 1m square.

Contact us for more info. or call me on 03 9646 2080.

Rgds
John

For more melbourne wedding photography go to our website.

18 May 2012

Paris, Avignon, Provence Sabbatical

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European Sabbatical!

I have been very busy during the last two months and have been unable to keep up the blogging news. So much has been happening.

We photographed several weddings in June & a range of high quality portrait sittings. See our new work at www.KidsofMelbourne.net.au

Our wedding site (www.melbourmephotography.com.au) is in process with a new look coming out soon.

We went to Europe for our sabbitical for July for 4 weeks. Very exciting. Lots of art history and photo exploration for me. We visited Paris and photographed a project there.

Then down to Avignon (southern France) and the avant garde festival there. It is an amazing walled city and the festival is just hyper. They have the main official festival (the On Festival) and then the fringe that is huge (the Off Festival). I concentrated on the vibrant streetscapes.
Then thru Provence with its earthy teracotta villages interspersed thru the lavender and rolling vineyards. The very cute shop fronts & lanes were special.

The third project and the main project was the Cinque Terre area in italy. Its a wonderful and preserved collection of coastal villages, not wrecked by new resort development. I am still working thru the images. I will get a sample in my next posting.

Very exciting trip and inspiring. Visiting several studios in Europe was reinforcing for how well we are doing it at our studio.

I have two exhibitions coming up this year and early next. Keep well.