Vashti Wood: Photographer

#7. 1/35 Read 35 Books

2009-01-20T13:19:00.004+10:30

For those of you keeping track, I've committed to a 101 in 1001 project! It's so exciting!

I've actually read a few books already, so thought it was time to start updating my list!!

"Quick and Easy Window Treatments: 15 easy-sew projects that build skills, too"
by Madlyn Easley

It's pretty basic, but that's what I figured I needed. It's got a great section at the start which explains the different needs/requirements of different types of window dressings. It covers pros and cons of different treatments, and different fabrics. It has great recommendations, and I actually got a few ideas from the book.

While I don't think I'll actually make anything from the book, it's certainly helped me in my planning process.

Highly recommended.

101 Things in 1001 Days: Master List

2008-12-29T18:06:00.003+10:30

The Mission:
Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days.

The Criteria:
Tasks must be specific (ie. no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (ie. represent some amount of work on my part).

Why 1001 Days?
Many people have created lists in the past - frequently simple goals such as New Year's resolutions. The key to beating procrastination is to set a deadline that is realistic. 1001 Days (about 2.75 years) is a better period of time than a year, because it allows you several seasons to complete the tasks, which is better for organising and timing some tasks such as overseas trips or outdoor activities.

My Master List:

Shoot my first solo wedding as Vashti Wood:Photographer
Be published.
Spend a week, on holidays, with just my husband!
Organise my make-up.
Set aside $10,000 to 'play' with.
Get Moto's eczema under control.
Read 35 books.
Find a kindergarten for Moto.
Find a school for Moto.
Make and educational video.
Expand my subscriber base by 1000.
Buy a Holga camera.
Identify 100 things that make me happy.
Visit Aljona in Germany.
Visit Ali in England.
Visit Paris.
Replace every piece of clothing in my wardrobe.
Get as close as possible to my pre-wedding size.
See a 'movie in the park'.
Visit Nikki & Richard, and Donoi & Folla in Perth.
Visit the Northern Territory.
Visit Tasmania.
Meet 5 favourite photographers.
Begin homeopathy studies.
Keep a dream journal.
Print/frame a dozen photos for my home.
Make new blinds for my home.
Make a cubby house for the kinder.
Organise and cull Moto's clothes.
Organise and cull Hugo's clothes.
Refurnish Moto's bedroom.
Refurnish Hugo's bedroom.
Make everyone's beds, every day for a month.
Make pizza from scratch.
Make scones from scratch.
Learn how to make mint jelly.
Throw a dinner party.
Make tomato relish.
Complete the New Testament group.
Remember everyone's birthdays, and send cards so they arrive on or before their birthdays!
Have a date-night with husband once a month.
Make a fold-up pocket sized re-usable shopping bag.
Make 6 dresses for Moto.
Get an iphone for Mark.
Get an N96 for me.
Upgrade our computer 'situation'.
Decide on two lenses to get.
Get two lenses.
Get an SB900 flash.
Celebrate our 5th Wedding anniversary.
Take a portrait of Moto once a month for a year.
Take a portrait of Hugo once a month for a year.
Create Kinder portrait blog and post the above two every month.
Ride to the Library, with the kinder, at least 6 times.
Get a pedicure and 'maintain' my feet.
Never leave the house without hair and makeup for at least one month.
Practice pilates every day for a month.
Visit the Great Wall in China.
'Do' China, where tourists don't go.
Photograph someone famous.
Make a coffee table photo book.
Take portraits of all 'close' relatives.
Make a photo pin-board.
Take the kids to Disney Land.
Go camping with the kids 3 times.
Read Twilight series.
Build a snow man.
See a production by Cirque du Soleil.
Kiss in the rain.
Complete a Sudoku book.
Learn to solve a rubiks cube.
Get an ipod.
Get a video camera.
Get involved with and plan Dessert club for a year.
Try my hand at 3 holga modifications.
Watch "Gone with the Wind".
Visit Lenny in Malaysia.
Get teeth professionally whitened.
Take/post a photo every day for a whole year - create a 365 photo blog.
Take a Self-Portrait every week for a whole year - create a 52 photo blog.
Take a portrait of my Mum, print and frame.
Take a portrait of my Dad, print and frame.
Take a portrait of Mark, print and frame.
Have another family over for dinner/games at least 4 times.
Find/read 5 esoteric 'christian' scriptures/lost books.
Critique said books compared to the Bible.
Start a 'Tips and Tricks' journal, and write something in it at least once a week.
Create 500 wedding album templates in photoshop, or buy a wedding album software.
Remember to use re-usable shopping bags.
Plant Moto's placenta.
Plant Hugo's placenta.
Make homeopathic remedy from Moto's placenta.
Make homeopathic remedy from Hugo's placenta.
Toilet train Hugo.
Ride my bike every day for a month.
Leave a lovenote for Mark to find, once a month.
Be awake by 6am every day for a month.
Go cherry picking.
Shoot at least 1 national/interstate destination wedding.
Shoot at least 1 international destination wedding.
Restart this project

Prima Photographics

2008-12-01T15:23:00.005+10:30

Ok.

For some of you, this will be news. For others, this will be 'olds'.

I've recently aligned with the amazing team that is Prima Photographics.

Those who know me, know that I'm not normally the 'gushy' type so what I'm about to say will probably seem a little out of character. But here goes...

I can honestly say that I've never felt so at home with another group of professionals. The team that is Prima Photographics has welcomed me into their extended family.

You know what else? They're damned good at what they do!! And they're all just as passionate as I am.

Prima Photographics has been around for 15 years, or so, and is headed up by the amazing Lucy Cheesman and Frank Priolo. We're based at 123 Henley Beach Road, Mile End so pop in for a coffee, and check out our new office.

Oh, and of course, it's still 'first in, best dressed' when it comes to bookings for weddings, so if you've set your date, give me a call immediately.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

More for Mrs M

2008-07-14T22:13:00.008+09:30

I've been hanging out [online] with some colleagues, and was inspired by Erick Clausen to try my hand at some bridal art using textures (home-made, of course).

Of course, they're best viewed large - click to open in a new window.

Introducing Mrs M

2008-06-25T15:06:00.012+09:30

Mrs M is amazing! She braved the 12-15C temperature range, rain and sleet, and freezing winds for this session.

And from the start, it was all about A-T-T-I-T-U-D-E.

We both fell in love with this vacantant lot... With it's broken and crumbling walls, graffiti and homeless-person's shelter stacked up in one corner it was a photographer's dream!

And just look at those lucious eyelashes! Could they get any longer?

And after having fun in the city, we hiked an hour or so to Victor Harbor, and headed straight for Granite Island.

Honestly, I'm having so much fun processing these images, I can't for the life of me figure out which one is my favourite. How about you?

And, finally, just to prove that I had Mrs M hopping over rocks and wading through waves...

There are SO many more shots from this session coming - Mrs (and Mr) M, I hope you're enjoying these sneak peeks!

I'm LIVE @ www.vashtiwood.com

2008-06-17T23:14:00.013+09:30

I'm so excited,
and I just can't hide it..!

I've FINALLY got a website.

It's simple. It's clean.

Check it out - if you find any typos, please let me know!

http://www.vashtiwood.com

Bodacious Bedroom Eyes

2008-06-17T23:14:00.011+09:30

Ok.

It rained. It was FREEZING cold! And to top it off I had the amazing Mrs M traipsing through weeds, climbing over rocks, and dodging waves...

But she took it all in her stride. Never have I had the pleasure of capturing such a Fearless Bride!

It's late, but I just HAD to post this amazing sneak peek for you, Mrs (and Mr) M.

Yes, that's sand she's lying on (what a trooper). Yes that's water lapping around her ankles. Yes, she got royally dripping. YES, it was totally worth it!

More to come in the next week.

PS - Brides looking for something a little 'different' will love a 'Fearless Bridal Portrait Session'. You get to slip into your wedding dress again, but this time we get to hang out in the most awesome avant garde locations, capturing your inner vixen. And because you don't have to obsess about keeping your dress pristine for the reception you get to enjoy being a little more daring... You might be climbing over rocks. Stomping through mud puddles. Wading through a see of weeds? Who knows?

Sweet Sixteen

2008-06-12T22:24:00.032+09:30

We have 'adopted' the most gorgeous Chinese (Macau/Portugese) girl for the next three years while she studies years 10 - 12.

And she recently turned sweet sixteen.

Happy Birthday, Hoi Man.

Graduation Portraits

2008-06-12T22:24:00.031+09:30

Graduation colours!

An Awesome Foursome!

2008-06-12T22:24:00.030+09:30

Jazz, I know it's late...

I also know how much you're waiting for this sneak peek!

There used to be a vineyard across the road from the house I grew up in. Not any more - it's been cleared. It made for some awesome shots, and of course, the girls LOVED crawling all over the dirty, dusty, gritty stumps - NOT!

Oh, did I mention that it was a frigid 15C that day! Not a goose-bump in site! What troopers.

I can actually remember hearing the news: "It's twins!"

Identical, yet oh-so-individual.

These kids were just so natural in front of the camera and had SO much fun scouting for extra spots to be captured from... like this old pipe.

Of course, boys will ALWAYS be boys.

Stedfastly refusing not to hold his sisters' hands (he might end up with some girl germs!)

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

2008-06-12T22:24:00.024+09:30

WARNING - This post may contain links to images some readers may find confronting.

Honestly, I can't imagine a more worthy group to be associated with.

"Pregnancy and birth are miraculous journeys. This amazing time of life is full of mystery, anticipation, joy, hope, and wonder. Feeling the powerful energy of birth and new life, watching as a new family is born unto each other. These things humble and amaze. These are the things that we celebrate when a baby is born.

"But there is another aspect of pregnancy and birth. There is an unexpected place in this journey where some families may find themselves. When a baby dies, a world is turned upside down. There is confusion, sadness, fear, and uncertainty that cannot be explained. There is sorrow where there should have been joy. During this time, it might be impossible for families to know what they might need in order to heal in the future.

"This is the place where the Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Foundation gently provides a helping hand and a healing heart. For families overcome by grief and pain, the idea of photographing their baby may not immediately occur to them. Offering gentle and beautiful photography services in a compassionate and sensitive manner is the heart of this organization. The soft, gentle heirloom photographs of these beautiful babies are an important part of the healing process. They allow families to honor and cherish their babies, and share the spirits of their lives.

"The Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Foundation (NILMDTS) administers a network of more than 5,000 volunteer photographers in the United States and nineteen International countries. At a family's request, a NILMDTS Affiliated Photographer will come to your hospital or hospice location and conduct a sensitive and private portrait session. The portraits are then professionally retouched and presented to the families on an archival DVD or CD that can be used to print portraits of their cherished baby." From the Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep website.

I've been associated with NILMDTS for the last 6 months and can say that this time has been immensely challenging and tremendously rewarding.

So, when you see I've not updated the blog for a while, you know what I'm most likely doing.

Such a beautiful wedding

2008-03-31T16:13:00.009+10:30

It's just so nice to shoot such a naturally beautiful bride!

Her great grandfather (who happened to be a stonemason) built this amazing Methodist church.

The Bridal party arrived in the most awesome collection of Jaguars! Talk about arriving in style!

The gasps were audible as guests saw the extent of the detail on the Bride's dress for the first time.

So much gorgeous beadwork, so many amazing crystals, such perfect rouching. A perfect fit on a tiny frame - no 'liquefication' necessary [other photogs will understand this ;-)]

An oft-neglected shot turns out to be one of my signatures.

1, 2, 3 O'clock, 4 O'clock ROCK!

2008-02-01T13:29:00.009+10:30

I've found a new favourite location to shoot at - the amazing and completely underrated Semaphore Beach!

Blue skies, bluer water! Where to begin!

Tash, I promised you a sneak peek, hopefully this should whet your appetite...

The kids took a little convincing, but eventually came 'round for the 'feet shot'.

They didn't need to be asked twice, however, to jump into the water (literally)!

And, once Luke got used to the sand, even he started to enjoy things.

Honestly, Tash, I'm having so much fun proofing these amazing images.

Just wait 'til you see what's to come!

Blown away... superstars in the making!

2008-02-01T13:29:00.008+10:30

I found the most amazing location in Mildura - the old abandoned train station.

It's broken down. It's delapidated. It's overgrown.

It's GORGEOUS!

How CUTE is this grin! We just couldn't get him to stop laughing for this set!

And just look at this little superstar in the making. I can't believe some people REFUSE to work with children! They should meet this family. Taking photographic direction just comes so easily to them, and they love being in the limelight.

And here's a bonus. The kids' friend happened to be at home when I dropped in for the session, so she came along too (and was a fantastic assistant).

I can't wait to get back to Mildura to scope out some more amazing locations!

Who said country towns were boring!

Angels on earth!

2008-02-01T13:29:00.007+10:30

I kow I'm late in posting these, but here are three of my favourites from this session.

The amazing Scallywag (below) was so bushed by the time it came to this stage. It was +40C and everyone was totally over everything... Got Daddy to grab and tickle him, and came up with a stunning series.

And here's a bonus. Mum (extreme left) and her three siblings were together for Christmas for the first time in years. They wanted to do a family session of ther own. Of course, getting the guys to loosen up was a bit of challenge 'til I got them to take of their shoes, and started cracking lame jokes.

My favourite of the four siblings, however, is this lovely black and white. I can't wait to decide which ones they choose!

Okay, so slap me!

2008-02-01T09:28:00.002+10:30

Righty-oh...

I know I've been quiet on the blog front, but I've had a busy Christmas/New Year period with family AND sessions (among trips to the hopsital, trips interstate... the usual blah blah at this time of year)!

I have three sessions to catch up on and promise to post peaks of them later this afternoon.

Janice and Veronica, yours are first up.

Tash, you're going to be completely WOWED by the amazing beach shots we took! (Whyatt is a complete natural, by the way).

Stick around for a few more hours, and you might even see some pics from the latest HomebirthSA meeting, which I'm about to head off to.

I've got so many great things lined up for this year - you'll have to subscribe below to make sure you don't miss out.

Oh, and in case you haven't heard the rumour...

Yes, I'm going to open my books to wedding clients this year. I'll make a big song and dance about it in the next few days, so make sure you drop by again to check it out...

See you in a few more hours.

Vashti

Eyes to DIE for!

2007-12-17T21:41:00.002+10:30

Emma, I promised you this sneak peek!

Actually, I couldn't wait to get the pics from this afternoon's session off my camera - but life conspired against me.

Still, the kids are now asleep in bed, and I'm having the time of my life proofing Lili's shots.

I'm finding it hard not to get lost in Lili's eyes...

Future Families Christmas Fun Day

2007-12-17T21:15:00.002+10:30

Heidi Robins (President/Founder of Future Families Inc) enquired as to whether I'd be interested in the role of official photographer for the organisation.

Consider it?!

I jumped at the chance! Getting to regularly hang out with awesome families, gorgeous kids, and amazing activities is a photographer's dream!

Everything about Future Families' Fun Days is vibrant. From the available food (just look at this scrumptions selection of fillings and salad separates above!) to wares made and marketed by SAHMs (Stay At Home Mums).

I loved the ropes of beads and other handcrafted items!

And then, of course, there are the amazing babies and children! Everywhere I turned there were precious gems, like little Sam here!

He has the most perfect skin, and surrel piercing blue eyes!

And just look at this beautiful bundle, slung to Mummy - oh so safe and sound!

I truly can't wait until the new year and the next series of Fun Days.

Future Families Inc - Families consciously Creating the future. Natural birthing, conscious parenting, natural health and wellness, chemical free, sustainable living.

For more information on Future Families Inc visit http://www.futurefamilies.com.au/ or email Heidi Robins.

Anyone can be a glamour-puss!

2007-12-06T15:14:00.002+10:30

Really, anyone can be a glamour-puss!

Sure, it takes a bit of extra time and effort, and will cost a few extra dollars, but as you can see below - the results speak for themselves.

BEFORE

AFTER

Even a beautiful model needs a little extra help in the glamour-stakes. $15 will see your chosen print treated like the one above, with a minor touch-up to smooth the skin, remove minor blemishes, add a little extra depth of colour to the lips and add that bit of extra sparkle to your eyes.

If you're wanting a bit more of the star treatment, $25 will get you that minor touch-up plus basic [read exceptionally tasteful and unnoticeable] face sculpting. Our model has had her eyes slightly shifted to make them more even, her eyebrow shape has been 'refined' and her nose has been 'tweaked' - but you have to look carefully to tell!

BEFORE

AFTER

And, if you're after another example, our model below has had a fairly extensive digital 'nose job', her jaw line has been 'refined' and her eyes have been made a little more equal. But, it's so tasteful you can't tell without comparing the before and after shots.

BEFORE

AFTER

Remember to ask me about digital image enhancement when you book your session, or come to view your proofs!

You'll be amazed the difference it makes!

Katherine the Great

2007-11-23T22:49:00.007+10:30

Three seniors in one day!

Whew!

Thankfully, I had the privilege of spending time with someone so amazingly photogenic - as you can see.

Katherine especially asked for some 'classic' black and whites... Do you like?

This is one of my personal faves. Using the same technique as my self-portrait below, Katherine simply glows!

Yet another young woman I can't wait to get in front of my camera again and again!

Indegefatigable Alyona

2007-11-23T22:49:00.006+10:30

5 months in the Australian sun, surf, and wind has done wonders for this ~~Turkmenistani~~ German godess!

It didn't matter where I placed her, sass and confidence just oozed from every fibre of her being!

Of course her boyfriend, Oleg, has been pining for months. It turns out that tomorrow is their anniversary date, so I promised to post a sneak peek for him to see how his beauty is doing.

Auf wiedersehen, Alyona.

Introducing Anaelle

2007-11-23T22:49:00.005+10:30

Introducing the astonishing Anaelle.

This amazing French beauty tried to convince me the camera wouldn't love her as much as I do...

Those eyes!

And that pout!!

I was just so excited after today's shoot, I just had to rush this sneak peek.

I can't wait to get Anaelle in front of my camera again!

Self Portrait

2007-11-22T14:08:00.002+10:30

So, I saw a neat technique for combining textures and portraits, and decided to have a quick go.

I have three High School (American's, read 'Seniors') portrait sessions tomorrow and am pretty happy with the look. I know at least one of the girls will go for this type of look.

And, if nothing else, I'm happy with my self portrait.

M[r]s P's Wedding

2007-11-13T17:27:00.003+10:30

Ms Mrs P has to be one of the more gorgeous people in this world.

She works at our local Foodland supermarket (Adelaide's Finest Supermarket) and makes my 2.5yr old daughter a 'sepcial' Bubbacino (regular size, mega weak hot chocolate, with luke-warm milk, and froth on top please) every time we visit (whish is pretty much every other day!).

Yes, this supermarket has a cafe inbuilt where you can purchase gourmet cakes/slices/toasties/meals/continental biscuits, coffees, teas, and cold drinks...

Anyhoo, Ms P became Mrs P on the weekend! And while I wasn't the official photographer, I took the liberty of bringing my camera along to grab some of the more 'detailed' shots most 'wedding photographers' normally miss...

Don't get me wrong, it may have happened when I blinked, but I never saw the official photographer going anywhere near the cars which Mrs P (and her husband) clearly adored. (Any photographer worth their weight in salt would spend at least an hour with the couple to find out what's most important to them).

Nor did I see her (the official photographer) capturing the shots I call 'special treasures'.

I'd never been into a Greek Orthodox Church before - everything was new to me. Apparently on entering, one either kisses a glass ~~protected~~ covered bible, or an icon of the patron saint of the church. Look, again, at the picture above... you can see the 'kiss' next to Jesus...

And Mrs P was so proud of her little flower/fairy girls

Beautiful Belly

2007-11-13T16:59:00.002+10:30

I had the pleasure, a while back, of spending time with Kathy and her beautiful belly!

There's something so innately perfect in a pregnant woman's 'bump'.

And, of course, Kathy just glows! I got so many amazing pictures, so here is a small taste.

Kathy is planning on bringing her baby into the world at home. May God guide you and your midwife during your labour.

*hugs*

Home Birth Network of South Australia

2007-09-11T08:28:00.003+09:30

I did a shoot on Friday for the Homebirth Network of South Australia (http://www.homebirthsa.org.au/) for a calendar they're producing for next year.

You've never had the priviledge of being around so many calm, beautiful, peaceful, grounded and content babies unless you come to one of their meetings!

There really is something to it! It's amazing - babies born at home, in their own surroundings, without drugs or interventions are just so much more 'present'.

That being said, here's a taste.

Little Oisin (click here for info on this amazing name) is incredible. He has the most delicious blonde eyelashes - I just want to eat him all up. It's gorgeous babes like him that make me yearn for another one of my own!

Oisin slept in his mum's sling the whole time! I'm just dying to get my hands on him, and to have the opportunity to take some portraits of him with his mum and dad down the track.

So full of energy...

2007-09-11T08:16:00.002+09:30

A is an absolute gem - so easy to be around and photograph!

She's always on the go, and more than happy to show off what's she's doing. It's hard to believe she's only 22 months!

Her skin is oh-so-perfect; the result of her Dutch-Philippino heritage which left me practically no photoshopping to do!

I look forward to capturing her again and again!

Wentworth Show 2007

2007-08-27T11:56:00.002+09:30

We made the trek to Mildura for the weekend, and were rewarded with the most gorgeous weather!

The Wentworth show was on and we couldn't resist the temptation to take Aaliyah, Hugo and Aljona to see a real country show.

Aaliyah loved the strawberries - bigger than apricots and oh-so-yummy!

Cooking up a storm...

2007-08-22T10:54:00.002+09:30

Aaliyah loves to help me cook - espcially cakes. But her egg allergy prevents her from being able to actually 'get her hands dirty' or lick the bowl and beaters clean once we're done (not that Daddy minds getting the extra bits and pieces)!

I tried baking one with Orgran's "No Egg".

Moto LOVED measuring, pouring, mixing, stiring, and scraping the finished batter into the cake pan.

But more than anything else, she LOVED licking the beater clean at the end. She's nearly two and a half, but this is the first time she's been able to do it.

I think it's pretty obvious that she enjoyed herself!

The PARK!!!

2007-08-21T09:35:00.002+09:30

The Park! Aali just loves the park, and thankfully it's a short walk from home...

I couldn't get her to pose, though. I was lucky to grab this one when she stopped - for a second - to evaluate just how high it was she'd have to climb if she were to attempt the ladder on her own...

The ladder wasn't too high, and she did manage to climb all the way to the top before I jumped off my perch and made it down to ground level...

There's always tomorrow.

Finally

2007-08-20T10:07:00.003+09:30

So, we FINALLY made it to the beach over the weekend.

As you can see, it was beautiful and sunny, if not icy cold! Of course, there was no way Aaliyah was going to go down near the water, so we I didn't get a chance catch any beautiful shots... Oh well, the weather's warming up; it's supposed to be 22C by the end of the week so who knows where we'll be...

After our obligatory walk around the marina/apartments complex (Aaliyah just has to see everything) we took shelter in the beautifully appointed ESCA Restaurant (Marine Peir, Shop 13, Anzax Highway, Glenelg - bookings +61 8 8376 6933).

And, being fascinated will all things luminary, Hugo spent ages just staring at these gorgeous blossoms that adorned the mantlepiece over the faux log fireplace.

Moto was, as always, the perfect little lady. She ever-so-carefully scraped the froth from the top of her "Baby 'cino" before picking up the miniature cup - by the handle with her thumb and forefinger of one hand, and the saucer with the other hand - to sip the warm milk.

As Joanna said:

"Who would ever have thought any daughter of
mine could be such a perfect little lady!"

Her father's daughter...

2007-08-17T17:22:00.001+09:30

I love it that Aali's inherited Mark's tidy genes, but seriously Girl..!

We had to forego the beach expedition this afternoon becuase I couldn't find my keys.

ANYWHERE!

So we had to content ourselves (after nearly 2 hours of searching) with bathing Aaliyah and giving her her very first hair cut...

Yes, it's finally happened... she's 'twirled' her hair round and round so many times she created a dreadlock not even I could brush or comb out... so, the scissors made an appearance.

Moto now has a lovely fringe...

Meanwhile (before the hair cutting took place) Aali's teeth were chattering so hard 'cause she was running all over the house without a towel on that she begged me to take a photo of her!

Enjoy.

Moto just LOVES this beanie!

2007-08-17T11:55:00.002+09:30

Well, this is my inaugural post.

The kids and I are heading to Glenelg/Holdfast beach this afternoon - Moto wants to check out the boats.

While I'm there, I'll see if I can't get her to pose near the waves. And, of course, we'll make sure she's wearing her favourite beanie!

Also, I'm now available for children's portraiture sessions around the greater Adelaide area. Call me on 0422 96 56 36 to have a chat.