Archive for November, 2009

Heather & Ryno

November 26, 2009

Here’s the full post of Heather and Ryno at The Ridge School in Westcliff.  As soon as I saw Heather’s dress, I knew we had to do their creative shoot somewhere elegant and beautiful. So I called up my connections and secured The Ridge School, which has to be the most beautiful prep school I’ve ever seen.

Heather_Ryno062 Westcliff

Heather_Ryno065 copy Westcliff |Wedding photos

Heather_Ryno069 Wedding photos Westcliff

Heather_Ryno023 copy Westcliff The Ridge Wedding

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Heather_Ryno047 copy Westcliff JHB wedding photos

Heather_Ryno057 Balcony over Westcliff

Heather_Ryno078 corridor

Heather_Ryno095 Westcliff chessboard

Heather_Ryno098 copy chess wedding

Heather_Ryno101 sunset tree wedding

Heather_Ryno134 The Ridge Westcliff wedding

Heather_Ryno151 stairs wedding shoot Westcliff

Wedding bride close-up WestcliffHeather_Ryno261 handsHeather_Ryno282 bell tower sun wedding westcliff

Heather_Ryno305 corridor Westcliff wedding the ridge

Heather & Ryno sneak peek!

November 23, 2009

If you were in Johannesburg last week, you’ll know what appalling weather we’ve been having. Overcast, rainy, cold – it’s like we swapped November weather with the UK! But wouldn’t you know, on Sunday it just miraculously cleared up just so Heather and Ryno could get these:

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Rainbow

November 13, 2009

The view from my bedroom window last night. If you were in Johannesburg last night, you probably saw the amazing golden and pink sunset (I wasn’t able to get a photo of it, because we only saw it after we’d left the house and I didn’t take my camera. Boo). But my south-facing view, over town, had THIS:

Cloud cover

Oh, what’s that in the right hand corner?

THIS:

Rainbow over Johannesburg

I’ve never seen such a vertical rainbow before! I wish I could figure out where the other end was. Maybe it was in the land that I heard of once in a lullaby. :-)