award-winning wedding photography, portraits, interiors and fine art photography by Lachlan Burrell
Category Archives: environment I recently spent a few weeks in the USA with 3 great travelling companions, my Hasselblad 500 c/m, Nikon FM2 and Olympus XA, all over 30 years old and still happily winding through roll after roll of beautiful film! Such a cosy trio to share the journey with. Travelling through St Croix US Virgin...  Respectfully residing amongst it’s serene environment of Hawkesbury sandstone, angophoras and eucalypts is Berowra Waters Inn, a Sydney landmark since the 1930′s but transformed between 1976 and 1983 by the renowned architect Glenn Murcutt, who I really admire because of his sensitivity to the environment. It’s beauty is in it’s simplicity, and in every aspect...  How to write about this gorgeous wedding? I think I’ll let the photos do the talking. Despite the tropical heat, this didn’t feel like work; I was in photographer’s paradise, and to shoot barefoot felt pretty fantastic! I’ve known Anthony and Tamara for some time, so it was a real pleasure and honour to be...  somewhere off the coast of Lombok, dreamy islands melt into a million shades of blue. green coconuts and vermillion roosters contrast with creamy coral sand and pastel painted planks of fishing boats. |
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