A NEW WEDNESDAY AND A NEW I LOVE WEDNESDAYS {Sydney Wedding Photography}

I’ve been thinking a lot about I Love Wednesdays and who I am, what I want I Love Wednesdays to be. When I started out, much like most people, I looked at what was around me, and how to make myself fit in with everyone else; but really, I’m not like everyone else, we’ve all got our own little idiosyncrasies that make us us.

I decided that 2011 would be the year that I embrace those idiosyncrasies and that includes changing the branding of I Love Wednesdays to something that more fully reflects who I am. I have ALWAYS loved the I Love Wednesdays logo, but it seemed a little too clean for me, so you’ll notice that almost everything has changed or been tweaked to reflect I Love Wednesdays as it always should have been.

For followers of the blog or my twitter for that matter, I’m sure you know that I am a camera fanatic and while that’s something that I have mentioned, I have hidden the extent of my fanaticism. I counted my cameras and I THOUGHT I had 20, but apparently I’d forgotten about all the ones strewn about my house and the count is now at 31.

So…I think it’s time to say goodbye to the I Love Wednesdays of old and hello to the I Love Wednesdays of the future.

xoxo Len

P.S. For those of you that follow me on twitter, you would know that I had a slight disagreement with a flight of stairs, and the stairs won, so I haven’t had a chance to finish off updating the portfolio site, I will be doing that today and it will be up tonight, so keep an eye out for it!

FELICITY AND SCOTT {Loved Up} Sydney Wedding Photographer | Middle Head Loved Up Session

Felicity and Scott are in love. Enough said!

Felicity and Scott’s session is featured on Polka Dot Bride, where you can hear more about their love story and how Scott proposed to Felicity

A NEW ADDITION // HASSELBLAD 500CM

Today, we added a new member to the I Love Wednesdays family. She is a beauty and is as yet unnamed. I am now the proud owner of a Hassleblad 500cm.

I have to say that when I first laid eyes on her, she did bring a tear to my eye and there were shrieks of excitement. So much so, that the lovely workers at Australia Post looked on an giggled as I did my little happy dance.

I of course had to take some photos of it, so I set up an impromptu studio in my living room and shot a couple photos of the Hassie and here they are.

And one shot taken with her. My first shot and light metered through the fine art of guesstimation, so please excuse it’s badness.

It’s the view from our balcony onto the alley behind the apartment, I was literally too excited to even go out to a location to shoot.

There will be lots more photos up soon as I’m fairly certain the hassie won’t be leaving my side for many weeks to come.