Ethan

eight days.......

 

Valentines Day

love love love love xxxxxxxx

N.S.W. Central Coast

Whilst still servicing Sydney every week, Innocent Eyes Photography has relocated to the N.S.W. Central Coast. We are so excited about being here we thought we should share some pictures of local areas for you to enjoy over the coming weeks. As we are new here, we would love your help as a location scout. Email us at info@innocenteyesphotography.com with your location suggestions and feedback on the images taken at your favourite places!

"The Rockpool" 

Cabbage Tree Harbour, Norah Head

6.30 pm

 This classic ring-of-rocks was created in the 1970's and used for seven baptisms in 1997 by the Gorokan Baptist Church. It remains a popular social and recreational pool for locals and holiday-makers.

Jackson

Clouds

Clouds over Dingle Peninsula, Ireland.

Eco baby to excess baby

We LOVE this Boomhut tree house by Marjan Godrie for kidsfactory starting at €830. Also in white.


The La Belle Au Bois Dormant Coach from poshtots is the most ornate children's bed I have discovered.

Each wheel features 100 pieces of solid cherry wood and white oak inserts.

The pumpkin coach is finished with 100% pure silk upholstery and drapery. 

(POA)

The Fantasy Coach is handcrafted in England of wood and fiberglass.

 

Priced at $47,000, linen and upholstery is priced upon request.

tie up your Christmas shopping...

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Bliss Out Books

Dear friend and author, FJ Collins, is currently touring Australia launching her fiction books that encourage children to live consciously.

Felicity is an Australian Fantasy Author who weaves mysticism and subtext about the life enhancing practice of meditation in her writing for Children and Young Adults.

 

The Oracles of Leoht are three ordinary kids who are transformed into extraordinary kids when their mother takes them to live in the Superintendent's residence of the Jacaranda Road Cemetery, in South Australia. Kate, Finn and Magenta Penny awaken to new possibilities and begin to understand that they each have a unique gift. In order to use that gift and battle the darkness in our universe, they need to first face their deepest, darkest fears. Ultimately this series is about finding yourself before rushing out into the world with all of its challenges and dark manifestations.

To read more you may visit

www.oracles-of-leoht.com.au

Books can be purchased from

www.bliss-out-books.com.au

(above content is copyright FJ Collins)

Jody & Richard.... 22.10.2010

My beautiful sister & her proud new husband were married last weekend.

Entwined branches of the willow tree formed circles which served as halos for delicate balls of cream silk tissue, threaded on long strands of white cotton. Floating amongst the tissue, brown paper hearts filled with merino wool, stitched closed with pale lemon embroidery thread.

During the commitment their two year old son, Bayden, chose a red rose from the antique rose petals that formed the aisle, and handed the flower to his mother. He wore pink ballet slippers which belonged to the flower girl ;)

Here are the bridal party photographs taken by the incredibly talented Justin Aveling.....

Jody had a real issue with shoes when she was younger. She is too grounded for those sorts of things. So in keeping with her desire for bare feet & divine beauty we threaded our own footless sandals with Swarovski crystals.

 For good luck a rose quartz mala (Buddhist prayer beads blessed by Rinpoche) broke at the end of the evening.....

for the full story & photographic coverage visit Modern Wedding

http://modernweddingaus.blogspot.com/

Summer is coming

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• "Don't worry that children never listen to you; worry that they are always watching you." Robert Fulghum

Amber

Business cards

the back of our new business cards....

Promo material

I have just finished our new cards.....

This week..

...at the end of this beautiful shoot Noah kindly offered Lawson a rice cracker. My ego stepped in and asked Lawson to say thank you. Noah kindly reminded me that wasn't necessary... "Oh, he doesn't have to say that. We speak the same language. Except ours sounds more like jibber jabber jibber jabber jibber..." and he danced off toward the palm trees. Lawson stood unfazed, munching on his snack. I was left standing there with a strong feeling of embarrassment, amazement and a strong connection to the divine beings that we call children. Oh we have so much to learn....