Perfect Pastels

Well "Ambitious August " has nearly arrived and with it a very busy "ARTS" time.

This week PERFECT PASTELS opens at Curdnatta. This builds on 2 previous successful pastel exhibitions so hopefully all goes well with this one. They do look good all displayed together, so much colour.

First Birthday

First Birthday, a photo by Georgie Sharp on Flickr.

I have been a bit slow with keeping this blog up to date. Too much "real life" getting in the way. Before I move on I need to record Claire's first birthday which took place on the 27th June and here we are at the end of July already.
It was quite a busy celebration with lots of family and friends visiting. Well done Carly and Brad for entertaining for most of the day.

I had to rush off for lunch and a meeting with FIBRESPACE, isn't it amazing how often events overlap when it would be much more convenient to spread everything out evenly.

I was back again for tea and more family catchups ;-)

NAIDOC BALL

NAIDOC ball, a photo by Georgie Sharp on Flickr.

it has been such a busy few weeks. there have been several photographic shoots including The Secondary School formal, Naidoc Week Ball and a range of shots for the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden. such a great lot of people to work with and the opportunity to work on skills in a range of situations.

Outback Ball

The annual Outback Ball was held in the hangar of the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Port Augusta.Everyone glammed up and I was asked to take photos for SALife magazine social pages.


There are a few more social events like this on the photographic calendar. 

Mothers Day 2012

Mothers Day this year was a delight! Tamsin visited us for 2 weeks with the lovely Polly and Carly and Claire visited regularly as well. There was lots of baby bonding and comparisons over progress. Both babes are pulling themselves up onto furniture or whichever legs happen to be close by. Smiles and claps are the go and favourite songs can be sung over and over.Words such as  Dadad , Nan, Mou and Ma_ are emerging but lots more practice is needed before they get Mum right.