Colin Reay Photography
Commercial Photographer | Portrait Photography Sydney | Wedding Photographer
Wedding Flowers
Posted on February 21, 2014
Bringing a Brides Pinterest Board to life requires many months of planning, organising and attention to detail.
Flowers, Bouquets, Table settings, The Cake and Jewellery to name a few and don’t forget Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and Something Blue. Only a bride (or a very involved Groom) can understand the thought that goes into each and everyone of these projects.
The following images are a tribute to the “Details” of the Wedding Day..
Melissa and Barney – Southern Highlands Wedding
Posted on November 24, 2013
The Southern Highlands are a beautiful place to visit especially when you’re a photographer. When I heard there was going to be a hedge maze at Melissa & Barney’s wedding I was extra excited about what we could create.
Wedding Photographers need to keep an eye on the clock to ensure we don’t blow out the day’s schedule. This was one of those days where the Bridal Party was engaging, inspiration was everywhere and time flew….
Tai & Moon’s Wedding Day
Posted on November 9, 2013
Wow! Cook Islanders know how to throw a party. Over 400 guests, a sea of floral tea shirts, floral headbands, fruit platters an Island band and the belting out of some well known Maori songs I enjoyed but couldn’t quite understand…. and that was just the service.
Tai & Moon held their wedding at Nurragingi Reserve in Blacktown which was somewhere I hadn’t photographed before and definitely a place I’d like to get back to and explore some more photo opportunities.
It was nice to see such a big focus on family, culture and food throughout the day. Tai and Moon were so easy going and incredibly relaxed on what was a long, hot day… Congratulations to you both!
GNC Livewell Store Photo’s 2013
Posted on October 15, 2013
Pink Reflection
Posted on September 7, 2013
This is a photo from Jennifer’s bride prep in her late Mums rose garden. The sun was directly above us which is always a challenge for photographers. So instead of using a regular reflector to manipulate the lighting this big blooming rose was the perfect way to bounce some soft pink light back onto Jen’s face..
Product Photography – Essie Spill
Posted on September 4, 2013
This is a product shot I took recently for a Pharmacy nail polish promotion. The nail polish was chilled in the freezer for a short while to thicken it up so it didn’t run all over my table when I took the lid off.
The set was lit by one soft box.
1/160 @ F16 iso 100
Helena’s Day Spa – The Skin Experts
