New Fine Art Album | Sydney Professional Pet Photography

Presenting twoguineapigs’ newest product - a fine art album for those who prefer to display their beautiful images on printed matte pages.

I am excited about this product because it offers you a variety of layouts on the page; a single image on a page (or across the 2 pages), or a good few images.

So if you are looking for that perfect heirloom piece to display at home or as a present this Christmas or Summer, order one now when you book your photoshoot with twoguineapigs - introductory price @$600 (10x10”, 30 pages, chocolate leather cover).

misty the husky puppy | puppy dog photography

So I first met Misty the Husky puppy at Amy’s Puppy Pre-school and I was instantly taken by her mystic look.

Now, being the larger-than-the-other-puppies puppy in class, Misty was clumsy in every way although she was a very bright student of Amy’s and graduated at first go.

I received a call Misty’s ‘grandma’ wanting to plan a surprise Christmas present for Misty’s ‘parents’. I had a great time photographing Misty - though a puppy, I think she’ll grow up to be a fine young lady - classy and witty at the same time. Here’s the result from our photoshoot - hope you like them.

A weekend in Lovedale | travel photography | wild life photography

When I’m not photographing or working, I like to travel and explore. I think it’s important to go away for a while and gather your thoughts.

We’d been thinking for months of taking a weekend break in the countryside. Work and life just got in the way. That’s Ok though because it meant our journey happened in one of the most beautiful seasons of all - late Winter early Spring.

We ended up in Lovedale, the heart of Hunter Valley.

For someone who lives near the CBD of Sydney, I welcome the challenge of photographing the countryside in stormy-rainy Spring weather.

The place we stayed at was called Tonic Hotel - we got sold by the cute fluffy furniture creature featured on their website. The whole place is a quirky modern concept. Not only that, we woke up to kangaroos grazing right in front of our patio on a Sunday rainy morning.

We did a lot of eating and greeting with the vineyard locals - and I generally mean non-humans.

And I loved visiting the vineyard at night - reminds me of the X-files.

We took the scenic route on the way back despite it being grey with rain - and I mean sheets of it!

Here’s my take of Lovedale and Wollombi.