The Lake House Daylesford – Great wedding photography location

June 1, 2011 By Andy Rogers Leave a Comment

Another great Wedding venue in Daylesford is the Lake House. Situated above the Daylesford lake the view from the deck looking across the water and surrounding trees is just beautiful. Lake Daylesford is quite large and would take a little while to walk around, especially for a bride in heels. Fortunately you don’t have to walk far from the Lake House for great scenery and photography! Wooden foot bridges, a little pier and silver birch trees provide great context for the country wedding vibe.

There’s a great advantage to having your Ceremony, Wedding photography session and reception all at the same venue. Quite often when we head off for photos the whole bridal party will join us. But after a little while the portraits with the bridal party will be over. Now, don’t get me wrong, you’re bridal party love you and they want to share this day with you BUT they don’t want to spend a big chunk of it taking photos. With the whole day occurring in the same place the bridal party can leave after their portraits are done and wonder back to the rest of your guests while we have some more photos of just the two of you.

Here are a few images from around the Daylesford lake.

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About Andy Rogers

Andy Rogers is a Melbourne based documentary Wedding photographer/storyteller. He has captured real, un-posed wedding moments for beautiful, fun couples all over the world from Melbourne to New York City to the Caribbean. “No awkward, stiff, set up poses - but the natural, spontaneous and beautiful moments of your wedding day”

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Andy Rogers Photographer – Melbourne, Australia

I started taking photos in high school when I signed up for photography class in year nine. It was the perfect class, with a camera slung over my shoulder I could get out of the classroom and play around with my friends in the schoolyard. I quickly became enthralled with photography, the first art genre I was half good at. It allowed me to be outside and explore, to express myself, to capture fleeting moments and objects of interest on film.

The following year I broke school policy and signed up for photography classes again. Since then I’ve never really stopped taking photos and exploring the outdoors. After graduating with a photography degree from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia I traveled and sailed around the world. I worked in Melbourne for a period as a photographer’s assistant but yearned for some adventure and to see the big wide world. I signed up as a photographer working on a cruise ship that took me around the Caribbean exploring exotic locations in Jamaica, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, Mexico and beyond for 14 months. I then traveled to Japan, around the US and all through Australia, backpacked most of India, parts of Thailand and enjoyed 6 months in and around the Mediterranean. At the age of 26 my wife and I moved to Brooklyn, New York where we lived for two years, immersed in the art and culture of the large, crazy city. We made it out the other side alive and completely intact and after 6 years of living like a nomad we are totally wrapped to once again call Melbourne home!