Monthly Archives: February 2012

  Photographer: Ansel Adams Location: America Subject: Snake River Link: http://www.anseladams.com/ Photography wasn’t always considered as a reputable form of Fine Art. When you look back over the history of Photography, it’s timeline can be split into two eras, pre Adams and post Admas. There was a time when Photographers would douse their lenses with …

Photographer: Charles C Ebbets Location: New York City Subject: Construction Workers Link: http://www.worldsfamousphotos.com/index.php/2008/01/21/lunch-atop-a-skyscraper-1932/ September 29th, 1932, Photographer Charles C. Ebbets, was working on the Rockerfella Centre construction site on the 69th floor. It was here Ebbets captured the photo of 11 workmen stretched out on a girder eating their lunch with 11 pairs of legs …

Dedes, located on the waterfront of the spectacular Parramatta River in Abbotsford, Dedes restaurant is perfect for the most lush of Wedding Receptions. With a true dining experience, Dedes offers modern and contemporary cuisine in a casual, yet elegant setting. Family owned and operated, Dedes is built around the tradition of great service and quality …

Are you looking for that perfect mode of transport to get you to your Wedding with a touch of style and or class? We at Taylor-Made Photography suggest you take advantage of the superb service in which Our Secret Touch provides their clients not only for Weddings, but Corporate Functions and Party Hires too. At …

Photographer: Albert Eisenstaedt Location: Times Square Subject: Sailors Link: http://www.neatorama.com/2007/01/02/13-photographs-that-changed-the-world German Photojournalist, Albert Eisenstaedt was at Times Square on August 14th, 1945 – the day Japan announced their surrender, marking the end of World War II. The nation was celebrating and it was amongst these celebrations that Eisenstaedt came across one particular sailor who was feeling …

Photographer: Iain Macmillan Location: Abbey Road Subject: The Beatles Link: http://imaginepeace.com/archives/9843 It took just 10 minutes for photographer Iain Macmillan to create one of the most famous photographs to come out of the sixties. The date was August 8th, 1969, and Macmillan had climbed a ladder at the end of Abbey Road where he took …

Dockside located within the Cockle Bay Wharf, a moments walk from Sydney CBD is one of Sydney’s ultimate Wedding Reception Venues. Dockside is surrounded with pristine views of Darling Harbour, with a combination of both an indoor and outdoor setting. Dockside cater an array of functions with groups ranging from 10 to 1200. Bathed in …

Have you got an iPhone? Chances are you’ve already caught on to what some describe as the Photography version of Facebook; Instagram… have you heard of it? Well for those of you who haven’t, Instagram is an app you can download from your Apple iPhone and instead of status updating your thoughts and things you …

  Angelo’s on the Bay is a modern Italian restaurant which caters for elegant weddings and family celebrations. Over looking the wonderful water views and beach escarpment of Hen and Chicken bay. Angelo’s is a family run business by Guy Piccin boasting innovative seafood cuisine prepared by Chef Andrew Talese. The scollop entree I had …

On Saturday we spent the day photographing Tony and Lena’s Wedding. The day began at Tony’s parents house in Croydon where we were greeted with open arms. Photographing Tony was like photographing a celebrity, as he has this uncanny resemblance to Mark Swartzer the Australian soccer player. We apologise again Tony for continuously calling you …

Alex and Oula had a gorgeous wedding late last year and their wedding album will become a cherished source of memories for them for years to come. They chose an acrylic photo cover to personalize their album and the black and white image used really shows the feeling of love, laughter and elegance that was …