When I
was 8 years old my father (a keen nature photographer)
gave me a
box brownie, after which I promptly got on my
bike and photographed
Mr. Thompsons horses eating grass over the fence.
(I still have this picture) Four years later my
father (under his guidance and tuition) let me use
his tool shed as a make shift darkroom, thus my
interest for photography was instilled
During the early 1970’s I spent several weeks in
Singapore photographing the contrasting conditions
between city and jungle life, during this
visit I discovered photographing life/people immensely
satisfying,
my camera had now progressed to a
Canon SLR which was my pride and joy
On returning to New Zealand I applied my new found
photojournalistic interest to my first ever
wedding shoot, I loved it and couldn’t wait to develop
my film and print my pictures...all in black
and white. It took me ages to do but what a buzz
from it all! Suddenly I saw the world with
different eyes, what had been a hobby turned into
a passion
With the introduction of the digital camera, photographers
are offered choices that were not even
dreamed of in the days of film, today all my photography
is shot using ultra fine (finer than film)
"Full
Frame 35mm Digital" to ensure your wedding images
are the highest possible quality
To keep up with new and upcoming technologies I
regularly attend the latest digital photographic
courses. Over time my dark room with its chemicals,
smells and running water has given way to
the digital darkroom and
Adobe® Photoshop® technology......this is a
very exciting age to be in