Jess wrote a beautiful testimonial for me, after their couple photo shoot several months ago. These two were a lot of fun and really down to earth genuine people. Rob had some quirky ideas and some of them really payed off
We were even lucky enough for the train driver at Roma Street Parklands to allow us to pop Rob in the driver’s seat for a few seconds for a photo opportunity
Here is what they had to say about their photo shoot:
“A testimonial from your dear friends Jess & Rob.
When my dear friend Louise announced she was going to begin her photography business. I was going to support her all the way. I believed in her talent and I wanted some memories captured with my wonderful husband as the ones prior were of our wedding 3 years ago now.
Earlier this year Louise did a photo shoot of my husband Rob and I.
She is a true professional and her work is just amazing.
The pictures we recently received were absolutely stunning. Her efforts in making them all a ‘work of art’ was truly amazing. The moments you have captured on camera show such raw emotion and you have really depicted the depth, colours, tones which make each and every photograph a wonderful memory for us to remember.
They were packaged beautifully. Your attention to detail on your stationary and photos, speaks for itself. They are definitely ‘works of art’ on so many different levels.
Louise, you have come such a long way when you first started. And it has been a journey for you. You have grown professionally on so many levels. May you continue to have huge success with your business.
Thanks again, and I do hope that I will be coming to see you for my sessions in the future.
And I have already recommended you to my family and friends.
Thank you again Louise for allowing Rob & I to assist you in beginning your very successful career. May you have every success in growing and developing your portfolio.”
Thank you Jess! What a beautiful testimonial! I am truly very lucky to have had the chance to photograph you both
Here were some of their favourites from the portrait session:
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