Just wanting to give a shout out to some wonderful businesses and their people that I have had the pleasure of working with. We all recognise that right now, business is uncertain. The people (and their incredible teams) continue to work hard - rapidly evolving to the current changing needs of their customers. This is no small feat. I applaud you. Now more than ever, support local and small business where you can as this is the time to get behind them: ekoo energy & organics

When talented Barossa Artisans collaborate, something beautiful must result. Recently at the Jam Factory, Seppeltsfield, it was a joy to be a spectator as Carol Dadds and Barry Gardner bumped creative heads to design a knife roll for Gardner Knives art pieces. Watch this space! #sunshinebarossaaustralia #gardnerknives #southaustralia #barossaartisans #beccphotos #seppeltsfield #jamfactorybarossa

If you follow Sunshine Barossa Australia on Facebook or Instagram (and if you don't, get onto that!), you would have an insight to the most recent photo shoot featuring current and new beautiful leather designs by Carol Dadds. Seppeltsfield Winery, steeped in history (with unbroken lineage of Tawny, every vintage from 1878 to current year, just saying) was our playground. And local ladies Jaime and Jemma, our beautiful models. Browse the gallery for a "snapshot"of this shoot

I have had the pleasure of photographing weddings at Seppeltsfield, so was thrilled to have the chance to shoot there again for the Sunshine Barossa Australia catalogue shoot. The historical grounds are impressive and the people that work there equally so. Just being in the barrel room amongst every vintage of port since 1878, was a thrill. Wow, the Seppelt Family sure had some foresight! The exciting Sunshine Barossa Australia products looked very at home here. In this histo