It was one of those strange still warm nights and they kids were playing outside till late.  The sun started to set and the light was turning the most amazing red.  I grabbed the camera and the four oldest kids and we ran as fast as we could all the way up the hill to get to the gate of my favorite paddock.  Last time we went in this paddock was when we went cow hunting with Fe.   That time it was filled with dry grass and  we got a shock from the electric fence jumping it.   Hence why we headed for the gate this time.  I managed to get about 10 shots off before it go so dark we couldn’t see and Caity started crying thinking there were monsters in the dark.  Here is one I just loved and had to share.

I have been working with the owners getting some pics to showcase this property on its new website (up soon).  Check out the view from the sun room.!!  Once the website is up I will put up the link.

Dad and the boys spent Easter Monday building” Pistol Whip” named of course by Keeghan who loves to come up with cool names for everything.  I was agent BW which apparently stood for Beautiful Woman (what a charmer, too funny).   It is breakfast time at the Kelly’s this morning and the kids are all hungry and I am blogging.  So before we have a huge meltdown I will post one and come back once the lions are fed and put up some more shots of it in action.

I am finally getting around to blogging after a crazy busy few weeks.  Here is our display from the Wedding Show in Dunedin over the weekend.   Jo (from Centrewood Estate) and I made the whole thing from scratch earlier in the week.  Thanks to daylight savings and me not remembering to put my clock back an hour I arrived in Dunedin at 8 o’clock in the morning instead of 9!!!   The display was designed to showcase the estate using photos from the commercial shoot I had done for them.   As the photos were all mine I took the opportunity to do some piggy back marketing with them on the day and promote my work.   It was a crazy busy day at the wedding show,  10 c’olock the doors opened to 200 people who were queuing up outside and people kept on coming most of the day until we packed up at 4 oclock.   I spoke to a lot of brides, ate a lot of lollies from the lolly jar and had a few laughs with Jo and Johnny the owners of Centrewood Estate,  make sure you  check it out it is stunning!!!!.   I have added some of my favourites from the Centrewood Estate Commercial shoot as well.  Jo you can thank me later for the plug.