All of the options on the Wedding Packages page include all of your high resolution photographs on a CD or hard-drive, meaning that you are free to print as many – or as few! – photographs as you like yourself. If you would prefer for us to do the printing for you at a higher quality professional print lab, then that’s no problem at all! After all, some photographs are worth the extra few dollars! Using a professional photo lab means that you can expect your images to be of a professional quality and standard, and although costs are slightly higher than the shopping centre, so is the quality! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask!
You can also have your prints arrive in a presentation box with one of your photographs on the cover. Prices start at $89.00 for a 100 6 x 4″ print box.
A beautiful on-location photoshoot of the couple prior to the wedding to use on wedding invitations, the wedding program, or thank you cards afterwards. (A minimum of 2 weeks prior to the wedding is necessary for editing purposes!). The Engagement Shoot is a 2 hour photo shoot anywhere in the Brisbane area and can consist of several location and outfit changes and is a great precursor to the big day to pick up posing hints and tips and to help you feel more natural in front of the camera!: $289.00
Each wedding or portrait package comes with a number of edited photos. Any additional photo editing is $5.00 per photo.
A beautifully compiled Wedding Album will ensure the memories of your perfect day are always accessible and perfectly displayed and are the most popular way to look back over your big day:
1. 40-page cream-coloured presentation album (29cm x 29cm approx.) in a display box: $350.00 including prints and delivery
2. 80-page white-coloured presentation album (32cm x 32cm approx.) with rice paper between the pages: $450.00 including prints and delivery
3. 80-page black-coloured presentation album (35cm x 28cm approx.) in a display box and with rice paper between the pages: $550.00 including prints and delivery
The boy's grandfather had to cut off the snake’s head to end the attack on the 22-month-old youngster	
A toddler who was attacked by a python was saved by his family in Queensland, Australia, last week. His mother, Amanda Rutland, was caught off-guard when she found her 22-month-old son Naish with a python wrapped around his body on October 13, The New Daily reported.
The boy was playing with his sister Evie-Blue, 3, when the snake attacked. Rutland said she was on the phone with her mother when she noticed Evie-Blue retreating from Naish. To her surprise, the snake was coiling around the toddler and biting his upper arm.
Rutland tried to get the reptile off her son, but it was too strong for her. The python’s head was as “as big as my hand,” said Rutland. She called out for her father Ronald to help and the two battled to remove the snake.
Ronald squeezed the snake’s head for 15 seconds which did little, so he grabbed a knife and stabbed the snake in its spine four to five times before it let go. Amanda said there was no intention to kill the animal, but there was no other way to get the snake off he son. Ronald reportedly had to behead the snake to stop it from coiling around him.
Naish sustained three bites on his arm and was treated at Cairns hospital. He has since made a full recovery.
Pythons are non-venomous and are mostly shy and can be kept as pets. However, they can attack when they feel threatened.
Rhode Island Repeats as A-10 Men's Indoor Track & Field Champions - Atlantic 10 Conference Official Athletic Site
KINGSTON, R.I.—Rhode Island has repeated as Atlantic 10 Men’s Indoor Track & Field Champions, claiming the 2015 title Sunday at Mackal Field House. The host Rams, who have now won nine A-10 indoor championships also won in 2014 and have claimed four of the last five titles.
Rhode Island, which scored 203 points, was spurred by nine top three finishes Sunday, including a win by DeAngelo Barry (6.87s) in the 60m. The championship victory earned Rams coach John Copeland Men’s Coach of the Year honors.
The Rams also got a win in the pole vault behind Ondrej Honak’s 4.80m vault and in the long jump thanks to Casey Burley’s 7.13m leap. Honka also won the heptathlon with 5,271 points.
George Mason finished second with 199 points, winning six events. Mason’s John Seals was the Men’s Rookie of the Year following a 2.09m leap in the high jump that earned him a gold medal and a third-place finish in the long jump (6.84m). Jimi Tele won the triple jump for the Patriots with a 14.54m jump. Mason’s distance medley relay team of Logan Miller, Jordan May, Austin Savage and Steven Flynn took gold with a 9:58.55s run. Their 4x400 teammates Xavier King, Jr., Bernard Freeman, DaQuan Smalls and Angel Coburn also won with a 3:17.70. King won the 400m with a 48.43s time and Freeman took the 200m in 21.74s.
Saint Joseph’s was third with 111 points. The Hawks’ Aaron Leskow was named the Male Most Outstanding Track Performer after winning the mile (4:11.70) and 3000m (8:28.63). SJU won every long distance event, including the 500m (Torey Doaty – 1:04.23), the 1000m (Steve Butenewicz – 2:28.47), and the 5000m (Rad Gunzenhauser – 14:43.17). The Hawks also finished first in the 4x800m relay thanks to the team of Jamie Gentile, Logan Mohn, Matt McGarvey and Butenewicz in a time of 7:42.93.
VCU, which claimed the women’s title, was fourth on the men’s side with 94 points and was led by Brandon Ruffin, who set a throw record Saturday to claim Male Most Outstanding Field Performer. Ruffin’s 19.88m weight throw topped the record of 19.77 set by Edward Boes in 2000. Ryan Coles also won the shot put for the Rams with a toss of 17.16m. Kyle Martin won the 60m hurdles for VCU with an 8.09s run.
League newcomer Davidson placed fifth with 44 points. Patrick Rollo won the 800m for the Wildcats with a time of 1:53.59.