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Hi! Welcome to my new blog. You'll find images here from my latest wedding and portrait shoots as well as other random happenings. Use the new menu bar to navigate around... For those of you who haven't just travelled through my website to get here, here is the link: www.sineadjenkins.com. I'm also on Facebook.

March 25, 2013 //
The intention was to have a wedding blog up tonight, but it ain't ready yet. So because I gave myself the task of getting a blog up this evening I thought I would post these shots of Elmer the robot. Three film frames that actually came out perfectly exposed on my holga camera (as opposed to most of the others on the roll). I took these in December before we moved into the house.

In my head I wanted Elmer the robot in a forest, but driving to a forest with a 3 year old and a new baby purely to take 3 holga shots seemed like utter luxury! I quite like these anyway since they are of the moment, at our place.



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I shot a few frames with my holga years ago that LOVE and I'm going to print them up nice and big for the house. When my wedding season is over I will be blogging some images of the house (in it's still unfinished state) and hopefully some more personal work. In the meantime, back to this wedding blog!

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I made myself a rule last year, that I would only photograph weddings in Dunedin when my baby was born. That was after I'd booked this beautiful Dansey's Pass wedding, and another gorgeous wedding I just shot in Clyde. Two weddings away in two weeks! As it turned out, it was so refreshing to get away, and have days shooting in some really beautiful, isolated spots.

The place Jo and Paul chose for their wedding suited them to a T. It was a warm, overcast day, and Dansey's Pass Inn is situated on a long dirt road that leads through a mountain pass, so it feels snug and closed in by the surrounding hills. The wedding was simple and earthy, with lovely elegant and stylish touches. Jo and Paul were ultra relaxed with me, and gave me full license to do my thing, which felt great.

A small ceremony was followed by drinks and canapes in the Inn, a few photos up on the mountain road, and then an intimate candlelit dinner. Lots of lovely little things to photograph along the way, including children, details, rabbits and a crafty goat.

I totally fell in love with this wedding...



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Lovely :) Milo is asleep so I will get on with some editing....

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shelley:

LOVE the goat hehehehe

(03.27.13 @ 08:47 PM)
Sally:

Beautiful pics from a beautiful day

(03.28.13 @ 04:28 PM)
Anna Munro:

I keep coming back to this post Sinead, its blowing my mind. That shot of the kid with his face half smooshed out of the window, and the one of the goat. You are just SO GOOD. Elliot Erwit good.

(04.12.13 @ 12:10 PM)
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Deirdre and Nick are a super sweet couple, up for anything I suggested, including wading out into the sea in Dunedin on a Sunday night in March. They are getting married next year (2014!!! doesn't that seem like ages away?) I'm really looking forward to working with them. This engagement session was loads of fun, I'm not normally a massive beach fan for portrait shots, but I may be coming around to it...



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Yum. Feels like the end of summer to me. Autumn is pretty cool though, so I'm mostly okay with it.

Oh, and just so I can show off, here is the tasty banana loaf that Deirdre MADE for me!!!



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It's all gone. About 1/3 was gone before I got home actually, running around on the beach with heavy cameras is hungry work.

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March 17, 2013 //
So I did mean to blog an entire engagement session tonight, but then my life got in the way, boooooo! So I will blog these just so I don't feel the inevitable guilt so badly.



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This serves as a reminder for me to say - I want more confetti shots.. I've noticed a downturn in confetti at weddings and for me this is a sad thing. I love confetti and I want to encourage my clients to use it!

Also.... I wanted to say that this is like the PEAK of my wedding season this year, and I am sooper dooper busy. So if I have missed an email, or missed something... please say and I will get onto it straight away. Thanks for your patience (if that's the case, if not, thanks anyway!)


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March 12, 2013 //
That's what I call him.

I have to try hard not to show off about this baby. His natural reaction to almost everything is to give us this huge beaming smile. When he wakes up from a nap I wander in to him and he is examining his little hands, then he sees me and his face lights up, rather like this...



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Hello Milo!



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Life with two small children, and a mostly-work-from-home job is quite busy. That would be an understatement actually. At this time of night (10pm) my brain almost ceases functioning completely, but I can just about manage to arrange some nice photographs of my baby. Goodnight!

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Steven, Sineads Husband.:

We disagree on his name. I call him Smilo

(03.12.13 @ 11:54 PM)
Janna & Grant:

OMG, he's ridiculously cute....I haven't seen your hubby, but he's so like you! What a sweetheart! You should defo change his name by deed pol to Milosmilo...... x

(03.13.13 @ 11:11 AM)
Two:

Love him! So ridiculously cute. x

(03.16.13 @ 09:57 AM)
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