Friday 13 September 2013

Wedding Bells



To promise for eternity that you will love one other person for as long as you exist infront of a crowd of people if probably the most rewarding thing to witness and the most humbling occasion to photograph.


Here are few shots fro a few wedding I was privileged to attend. Most out in the open, amongst dense vegetation and under awesome african skies.


All with thier own unique personalities, brides choose the most personal finishing to show who they are and to paint the setting of their dream life with their husbands.



To highlight the element least given light would be how wonderful it is to see the young and old next to each other, one generation paying respect and sharing their love over its younger generation. Taking their right and moving into the next phase of adulthood.













Thanks to all the families represented here and to the my assistance and collegues, but mostly thank you to the the brides and grooms for allowing me to  experience and share their sacred day together.

Wednesday 17 April 2013

The Andrea Lisa Band jet sets to France


This Jazz group from New Zealand have been making glorious sounds in Dubai and have recently taken a new position in France. Got to shoot them some images before they left jetting to Europe.






Andrea Lisa Band, you have made my year in Dubai bearable, you will dearly missed and muchly visited in Nice, France. All the best on your future journeys, may the energy and sound bring you happiness.

xox
C

Tuesday 22 January 2013

Men at Work

Pakistani Salesman selling pashmina's near the creek, with charm and technique one should be mindful, its not easy getting out empty handed

Abra driver on Dubai's Creek, where a trip across the water is only a 1AED, its back and forth for these skippers from sun rise till late after sunset.

Iranian deckhand along Dubai Creek, savouring the dry land and seeing to it that all is ready for the next trip back across the Gulf.

Iranian Sailor soaking up the sun on dry land before a 10 day voyage back to Iran over the Arabian Gulf Sea

Keen local Fishermen proud of  daily catch and trying to strike a deal to out bread on their tables.