Yannick and Steven had a lovely wedding ceremony in the iconic St Mary’s by the Sea on the 8th of May this year. The photo shoot was very nice with a relaxed little tour of the Mowbray Valley. We followed this with a sunset walk through Rex Smeal Park and then down past the Sugar Wharf before the reception at Harrisons. Lovely.
I find that this is the very reason most couples choose Port Douglas for their destination wedding. It’s beautiful, romantic and very laid back. It may be a little daunting to organize from a far but I’m yet too attend a wedding here that hasn’t been exactly what the couple wanted.
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Yannick & Steven – Port Douglas Wedding
Posted by Shaun on July 13th, 2010Rex Smeal Park, Port Douglas
Posted by Shaun on July 13th, 2010Port Douglas Family portraits
Posted by Shaun on July 2nd, 2010Port Douglas Wedding- Rachel & Brett
Posted by Shaun on July 1st, 2010Busy, Busy, Busy school holidays are here so I’m shooting a lot of family portraits at the moment, I’ll blog them soon.
But for now here’s a few from yesterdays wedding. Rachel and Brett were married at St Mary’s by the Sea in front of a small group of family and friends.
We then went on THE PHOTO TOUR – On to the Sugar Wharf, out to the cane fields, across the bridge and back to the beach. Awesome couple and lots of great shots. Unfortunately I only have time to post a few that caught my eye, maybe more later
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Port Douglas family portraits !! – Little Henry
Posted by Shaun on June 23rd, 2010So with the tourists come the portraits. It’s perfect timing, everyones busy at home with work and sports and whatever else it is that takes up all of their time. So being together on a family holiday with nothing but family time, it just makes sense. I love these sessions, can’t wait to see who stops by this year.
Here’s little Henry from yesterday mornings shoot. He experienced his first wave and got a little sand between his toes. Needed a bit of help standing up in the 30 knot winds though, hahaha. Little bugger. ![]()



































