Felicity & Scott // Centennial Park wedding

There are certain things that you just know are going to impact and influence your life right from the outset, and I knew that the instant I saw Scott and Felicity at our initial meeting. We met at Fifi Foveaux’s in Surry Hills in April of last year, and I knew exactly which couple they were before I even walked into the door. They looked the picture of togetherness, like they had been together for their entire lives and were two parts of a whole. I remember walking out of that meeting with the song “Such Great Heights” echoing in my head and feeling like the lyrics made me think of Scott and Felicity

If you that don’t know the song, the lyrics begin with the words. “I am thinking it’s a sign that the freckles in our eyes are mirror images and when we kiss they’re perfectly aligned, And I have to speculate that God himself did make us into corresponding shapes like puzzle pieces from the clay.” They made me think about what love really was and made me very thankful that I am a photographer.

And so it was. We made plans for their engagement session, which you can see here and then it was time for them to get married.

I don’t know quite what I expected on the day, but Felicity and Scott’s wedding far surpassed anything I could have imagined. Felicity worked by herself on all the details and hand made almost everything so that it reflected the couple that she and Scott are, two peas in a pod.

Felicity and Scott’s wedding is featured today on Polka Dot Bride, you can see more piccies and read more about it here.

I leave you with Felicity and Scott’s first dance song and a wedding that has indelibly left it’s mark on me.

GOODBYE 2010

2010 was a crazy year and one filled with fabulous clients, finding fun new friends and a lot of work. I was going to do a year in review, but I’m rather focused on 2011, the re-branding of I Love Wednesdays and beyond! 2010 seemed like a blur of a year to me anyway, I hope to be able to more wholly appreciate 2011 and hope time slows done a little for me, I’ve got too much stuff to do!

What I will leave you with instead, is possibly my favourite photo from 2010 and one that is very close to my heart. A photo of my eldest nephew, Nemanja, at a family dinner just before Christmas last year. It perfectly demonstrates why I never leave home without my camera, you never know when those moments might strike and I will ALWAYS be prepared to catch them.

xoxo

Len

HAPPY NEW YEAR

“It is not how much money we make that ultimately makes us happy between nine and five. It’s whether our work fulfills us.” – Malcolm Gladwell

Thank you all for making my 2010 a fullfilling year and thank you for all you support, care and kindness.

I can’t wait to see what 2011 brings and I wish you all a happy and safe holiday season.

xoxo Len