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One lazy day in 2009, I decided to embark on a photo-a-day-for-a-year challenge. I set myself a goal to upload a different photo every day - some are of my gorgeous clients, some are of my ever obliging family and friends.

Well, I reached the end of the challenge year, and while I didn't quite succeed at a photo-a-day, this blog became part of my weekly routine.

And so I continue...at a new location.

www.krystaguille.com/blog




Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farm. Show all posts

Sep 27, 2012

The Hewson Lads... {family portrait}

This little man made me smile.  He had the most infectious giggle - and look at those eyes hunting out Dad.   
What a special connection!

And here is his very handsome and charming big brother...

 

Sep 24, 2012

Cute in canola... {family portrait}

Can't wait to edit today's two family portrait sessions taken on farms near Broomehill and Katanning.  Here's a sneak peek...

May 1, 2012

So Proud... {wedding}

Oh!

I loved this moment when Edward's Grandmother arrived at the farm on the bus with all the other guests.


Apr 20, 2012

The Roberts Family, March 2012... {family portraits)

What a fun shoot!

The Roberts Family were the highest bidders for a shoot I had offered at the Albany Primary School Quiz Night last year.  With the craziness of wedding season , we only just had the shoot last month which gave Lesley plenty of time to do her research. 

Inspired by a fabulous Ralph Lauren magazine fashion spread, Lesley organised for the perfect rural setting and a rather large prop - a horse! I LOVE it when clients have fun ideas like this...




Mar 22, 2012

Clare + Travis, Narrikup, 3 December 2011... {wedding}

In my opinion, you can't beat a good farm wedding. 

Perhaps I'm a little biased - Dave and I were married on my family's farm many moons ago. In fact, there were so many moments at Clare + Travis's wedding that reminded me of my own... for started, Father Ed married us too, the same awesome group of farmers-wives arranged the flowers in the marquee and even some of the guests were the same (including my parents!). However, our wedding didn't have a bridal party of three sisters and three bothers unlike this one.

Clare is unique - she's a cow-cocky, who is not afraid to get a bit of (excuse the details) cow-poo on her Bundstones.   BUT what I love about her is that under the king-gee shirt is really a princess with a shoe-fetish! You should see her shoes!  

And her wedding shoes did not disappoint! Bling bling bling!

And Travis... well, I think it was the Father-of-the-Bride's speech that described him as a "man-of-substance". I really like that description.

Congratulations Clare + Travis.

Thanks to my brother, Ben, for assisting me.



For more, here the slideshow;