Let the wedding weekend celebrations continue! Chelsi and Josh’s Trash the Dress shoot took place at the secluded rocking beach of Forest Hall Estate. This shoot will be remembered as one of my Top 3 without a doubt. Chelsi and Josh not only are you two too beautiful to look at, but you both knew exactly how to work my camera and she liked it!
Lucia & Neil’s trash the dress shoot took place during a misty sunset at Brenton On Sea, just outside of Knysna. Castle Rock provided the perfect backdrop!
Amy & Blaine’s engagement shoot took place at sunrise amongst the burnt fynbos in Rheenendal, we caught sunbursts and awkward laughter. Drank cold coffee, headed to depths of Jubilee Creek to play around in the indigenous forests and found another use of a woolies scarf!
There is no bigger compliment for a photographer, when a couple returns to you for another shoot. I was there when Lance got on his knee to ask Karlien to marry him in the pine forest of Tsitsikamma. Unfortunately I was already booked for their wedding date, but they returned to the Garden Route for their honeymoon and we did a little trash the dress shoot on my favourite playground, Robberg Nature Reserve.
Jeani & John’s engagement Shoot on Robberg Nature Reserve will be one that I won’t forget in a rush! We had way to much too fun as we explored the heights of the cliffs and then created some sexy magic on the beach in gloomy “English Weather” conditions. This is their engagement shoot.
I was so excited to be part of Berno’s master plan to surprise his girlfriend, Melanie with a surprise proposal on Robberg Nature Reserve. Every single detail was meticulously planned by Berno. “She likes everything sweet” he said.
It was a 04h00 wake up call for this sunrise shoot on Robberg Nature Reserve, but for my cousin Claudia who has found her one in Chris, I would do it every day! We had to fight the elements of the east wind, but we managed to get a beautiful sunrise and I got to tell Chris to stop kissing! (:
Nina & Justin’s couple shoot took place in Nature’s Valley, we hiked up to Pig’s Head where we enjoyed the most spectacular views over the ocean and lagoon. We had so many laughs are we replicated the Titanic Open Arms scene, laughed about being awkward, moved other people who were there before us and fought the wind only to enjoy the last few moments with smoke bombs and crossing the lagoon back.
