Jess and Rob's adoring looks between each other general wedding euphoria would have even given Gregory House more than just a mild warm and fuzzy feeling. African sunshine, amazing venue, amazing close-knit family, super-chilled out couple and enough time to capture it all made me one-times very happy photographer. This is a very small selection of many amazing moments.

I shot Jess and Rob's engagement session in Kalk Bay 2 days after their gorgeous wedding - more images from this to come in the next few days!

I honestly thought I had died and gone to supreme African heaven at Pam and Wilson's destination bushveld wedding held at the most awesomesupertabulous Exeter River Lodge in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve.The most stunning African location, cool trees, a gorgeous couple, TWO beautiful dresses - I was beautifully overwhelmed.

Thanks for flying us up for the ocassion which was perfectly organised by Tanya from Africa Direct. And a huge thank you to the super-talented Monica Dart who came to second shoot with me. 

Marie and Rob's wedding which I shot a few months ago at The Castle has been featured in the September issue of Konfetti magazine. You can check the latest issue out here!

Ok it's not everyday that I get to do a shoot with someone so super-confident such a Jilly, she was like working with a professional model. We did the shoot in a private apartment in town where there was a cool lift to play with too! 

For the very dedicated blog-stalkers, you guys might remember David and Fatima's wedding from way back last year February! We did things in a bit of a weird order and last night I did their 'engagement session' with them with the last light of the day, my favourite!

I was so stoked that Kirsten wanted to do a boudoir shoot - she is such a vivacious and funky person. When she asked Darren if he minded me putting some of her boudoir images on the blog, his response was 'Of course.. I am the proudest husband' and basically he would be happy to flaunt Kirsten and her body to all and sundry cos it's a reflection of his fine taste.. what a cool couple! 

Kirsten had some very cool, um, 'props' which made the shoot a lot of fun! A few first shots from the session:

The last 'installment' of Jen's boudoir - I have to admit that not everybody would be up for getting totally starkers on a wooden deck but Jen was really cool!

I was unavailable to shoot Jen's wedding but she contacted me to do a boudoir shoot for her man, Simon. She was staying at an incredible guesthouse in Hout Bay where we had her room and awesome spots in the garden to work with - there are so many cool shots from this shoot that I'll share a few at a time. Thanks Jen for allowing me to share your "works of art"!

So the blog's been a bit starved of attention over the past few weeks but after a great break in Dullstroom with my awesome family I'm back in action. I've done a few boudoir shoots over the past season and some of my clients have agreed to let me publish their photos on the blog. I ADORE doing boudoir shoots and have so much fun so am so excited to share some of the images from these. For today just a teaser of things to come.

It's always awesome to get something other than bills and speeding fines in the post...I was so stoked to get this awesome little personal thank you card in the post from Kirsten and Darren . I don't usually like to blow my own trumpet on this blog but this definitely demands a bit of blog-attention. In case you can't read the microscopic writing:

'Dear Jules

Thank you so much for capturing the essence & spirit of our day so magnificently. You've far exceeded our very high expectations! You really do have a wonderful gift.

Much love, K&D'