We took our logo on an adventure this week… first to fly with balloons and the second to swim at Tobruk Pool.
We are running a photography competition to win a place in our next photo workshop on March 24th. We thought we could start the comp rolling by shooting a few ideas that we had floating around. For more info about being in involved this creative photo competition, click here. You also might have seen the ad in the lastest edition of Pak Magazine.
Welcome to our staff lunch – Insight Creative style! Amazing food, great company and styled to perfection by Karen!
Our team has doubled in size last year so we all got together to celebrate, have a laugh and catch up. We are all a little (a lot) food crazy here! The menu consisted of fresh bugs, prawns, lots of fresh grilled vegetables and tasty salads, followed with one of Honey’s famous pavlovas. Delicious!
We put together a short clip introducing our team at Insight Creative. We hope you enjoy it – we all had lot’s of fun making it!
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When PakMag asked us for a tropical themed cover shot this month we had just the image in mind… Our wonderful friend Jane just so happened to be having a pool party to celebrate Tinsley’s 1st Birthday (check out previous post here). As we predicted the party was super styled with the most colourful photo props, pool toys, swimming caps, cupcakes… entire dessert table in fact!!!
We managed to keep very handsome Jack out of the pool for long enough to take exactly the shots we were looking for, complete with pool backdrop, bright beach ball and the best tropical print shorts!!!
Thanks Jack, Jane and family!…
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I just can not get enough of these photos! Awesome cover guys! Btw…I just wanted to let you know I even styled Jack’s boardies!! They were an early Christmas present from me!! Haha!
With a vintage glamour twist, soft dusty pinks and peaches with splashes of cream, Kimberley and Chris’ wedding was styled to perfection.
The delicate tones chosen by Kimberley were suited perfectly to the location for the ‘getting ready’ photos, even the curtains and carpet helped compliment the dresses and accessories! Which brings us to the flowers… we are lucky enough to photograph flowers from the wonderful ladies at Townsville Flower Market on a regular basis… but when we saw the stunning bouquets created for the bridal party we were so mesmerised, needless to say we took a ridiculous amount of photos!!!
Kimberley and Chris were married in September in the beautiful setting of Queens Gardens. We’ve shot several weddings in this lovely location but never before near to the Rose Garden. The time of year, time of the ceremony and coverage from the huge trees provided us with fantastic lighting conditions, enabling us to capture some really candid shots, simply full of happiness (check out the shot below as the newly weds walk down the aisle).
We didn’t venture far for our first bridal party photo shoot. Kimberley and Chris were full of ideas for their shoots, knew exactly the kind of shots they liked and were able to integrate items (like the intricate fabric) so the photos would have extra special meaning to them.
As a studio, we love back lit photos. Weather permitting we will try and incorporate a location also lending itself to back lit where possible. We love the dreamy feeling created by the setting sun and golden tones… combine this with a (very ordinary looking) grassy field and a beautiful couple gazing lovingly at each other and this is where we just let the magic unfold.
Kimberley and Chris’ wedding has just been featured in Townsville’s very own DUO magazine, you can check out the February issue out now (follow this link).
We look forward to capturing the next milestones in Mr and Mrs Morris’ lives… whenever that may be (nudge, nudge, wink, wink).
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Just when I think your photos couldn’t get any better…
A few weeks ago Honey and I had the pleasure of shooting the 2012 Townsville Eye Bridal Edition. What a fantastic shoot! The inspiration for the shoot was ‘ballerina bride’ and the theme was truly brought to life by Karen our amazing stylist. When I walked in to the venue in the morning – I was taken aback at the transformation of the empty room in to a scene out of a story book. There was certainly a lot to work with and we couldn’t wait to start shooting.
While Honey and I were busy planning a shot list and lighting arrangements, our bride Lucy and four gorgeous little ballerinas Violet, India, Olive and Karlee were getting their hair and makeup done. The young girls were spell bound by the whole thing and we would often look over to see them all looking in the mirror amazed at themselves or starring admiringly up at Lucy. It was very cute!!
Once the shoot got under way it was all systems go and we had so much fun shooting Lucy and the girls in lots of different arrangements. All of the gowns and accessories were beautiful. Lucy made our job very easy – she was a such a lovely person and an amazing model! The whole shoot was a bunch of fun and we were all really happy with the result.
Techie Info: We used a three light studio set up for most of the arrangements as well as using large reflectors. Because we were changing shooting arrangements with every new ‘look’, the studio lighting setup also had to be changed each time. This was the most challenging aspect of the shoot as moving the lights and re working them to get the light perfect can be time consuming. Once right however, the set up was perfect for creating a magical feeling in the photos as well as covering a wide and full scene.
Check out some photos and a behind the scenes movie of the shoot below:
Liz and Honey
There was a very talented team involved in planning and creating the shoot:
Townsville Eye: Shari Tagliabue, Emily Macdonald
Stylist: www.carbineavenue.com.au
Hair: Tiki on Ackers
Makeup: www.balancebeauty.com.au
Flowers: www.townsvilleflowermarket.com.au
Cake: www.happycakes.com.au
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