Tuesday, 18 October 2011

Pink Pink Pink.....

Pink.

If you think too hard about random things like we often do, then pink is a very objective topic. Lots of girls are really opposed to it! These days, even guys seem to be more adept than girls at introducing the colour into their wardrobe.

For me it brings back memories of my Barbie Doll days. Pink clothes, pink shoes, pink horse, house, car…I think there was even a pink stethoscope!



Now, despite the Barbie Dolls of my youth, waiting for me in my toy chest, I’ve always had a dislike of pink clothes. It seems that we women in our ‘tween’ years tend to avoid it coz, like, y’know it’s like, totally loserish to like stuff that’s, like, all girly and stuff =D

Even today, I’m not crazy about the colour as a predominant shade in my outfit – although lovely, it’s just not my style in large doses.....Yet all this pink talk makes me want to go out and buy a pair of hot pink pumps to go with my leather pants! Hmmm…



Anyway...

I do love the colour in other ways. I have a photo I took of my Mum’s pink roses. It’s stuck to my computer monitor so everyday I think of my Mum. It also reminds me of a tiny baby girl that recently came into the world and brought so much happiness to my family.

Then there are pink ribbons; One small symbol that affects so many people in many different ways. I’ll wear pink on October 24th for my Nanna, a breast cancer survivor. I’ll also wear it for other survivors, like one of our Verge girls, and for the families and friends I know who are currently watching their loved ones fight.



No matter your opinion on Pink – go get a pink ribbon to wear on October 24th. You never know whose life you could be making a little bit more colourful.


www.pinkribbonday.com.au




Love the Verge Girls!!
xoxo






Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Father's Day 2011

Hey Verge fans!!
FATHER’S DAY APPROACHES!!!!! We’re looking forward to celebrating the day for all the Dads, Papas, Step-Dads, Granddads & Pops out there – whether old, young or new ;-)
If you’re seriously tired of getting your Dad the ol' socks 'n' jocks for every big event, then think about how amazing it would be to give Him a "moment" - Something he'll be able to treasure Forever & be proud to put on display.





 


Celebrate Father’s Day with our $49 Special. It includes a 2-hour photo shoot AND an 8”x10” Print. That’s $180 worth of photographic awesomness!!
[PLUS a priceless moment in time, captured for you to keep forever!!]
You can bring one person, or you can bring twenty! You can choose a Location or Studio session.
As long as a Dad comes along, you can grab this Hot Offer for Father's Day =D







Contact us NOW via info@vergestudio.com.au as spots will go fast =D
[psst - Remember - it's on September 4th, which is only 13 days away!!]
Hope to see you (and your dad) soon =D

Love,
The Verge Girls x

Tuesday, 16 August 2011

Light The Night Launch!!

Wow! Just got back from the Light the Night launch party!

Every year, the Leukaemia Foundation hosts an amazing walk on the Perth foreshore, called Light the Night. It's hard to miss hundreds of people, as they make their way along the Swan River, with brightly coloured lanterns, to honour people they know who have been touched by cancer.
A White lantern means survivorship - The Life Light
Blue means Hope for the future - The Hope Light
Gold is to remember those who have passed on - The Love Light.

Every 46 minutes, someone in Australia is diagnosed with a type of blood cancer.
Given this staggering statistic, it's unbelievable that this foundation receives NO GOVERNMENT FUNDING!!
It's run 100% on donations, so every contribution (small or large), allows the Leukaemia Foundation to provide positive support & assistance to those who are impacted by blood cancers.

So on September 21st, take a walk down to the Perth foreshore, & be a part of this amazing event.

Witness the sea of colour & light, and know that every dollar you give is going directly to these families; each of them able to tell you their own story. Whether it's inspirational or heartbreaking, these people are full of hope.

Here's a few of those people who helped to launch the event this evening:






Most of you don't know, but Kate has her own story about how lymnphoma has directly affected her, So each year that she's involved with the Foundation, she is humbled & thankful to all the people who inspired & supported her, to become the healthy person she is today!!


There is a cure out there. We just need your support to find it.


Thanks - Hope to see you on September 21st.
Check out the website


Love, The Verge Girls xo




Wednesday, 20 July 2011

Verge in the presses =D

Hi,

We are so proud of our Verge Studio owner and photographer Kate!!!!! Seen in WA's  Just Local and The Paper WA.




Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Supanova 2011 !!

Hey Verge Nerds,

A few weeks ago, us Verge girls got our Geek on, having a ball shooting the guys & girls of SHWA [aka Southern Hemisphere Wrestling Alliance] at SUPANOVA 2011!!!
Check out their Facebook page - http://www.facebook.com/#!/SHWAwrestling 

What an incredible experience!

This is a world where the words ‘Body Slam’ and ‘Free Hugs’ can be heard in the same sentence…Frequently!








 There was costume after costume of anime fans, comic book fanatics, gamers, movie whizzes, TV buffs &, of course, Wrestlers! Megs (the cheeky geeky) and Beck (Batman’s girlfriend) felt rather underdressed the first day in our relatively conservative Verge Uniforms, so we stepped it up a notch on Sunday (let’s just say there were leather pants involved)…



Of course our highlight was watching the wrestling matches!
AWESOME! We started off meeting the guys & girls from SHWA. They are the friendliest & funniest group of people- You can tell they honestly love what they do. As the convention opened to hordes of costumed Perthians, the Wrestling costumes were donned, and Megs & Beck copped an eyeful of what could only be described as ‘Manflesh’ =D (it’s a hard life being around butts and abs, we tell ya)



By 12pm the crowd surrounding the ring was enormous, ready to see some blood (Joking! ...sort of). The guys came onto the ring yelling and thumping chests (King Kong style) with testosterone & ego on full throttle. Amazing to see the commitment these guys give to their sport (trust us, they took an absolute beating!!). We have to commend the skill involved in this sport as these guys get seriously hurt. Guys leap from the top of the ropes onto their opponent with an almighty sickening smack when they make contact. To walk away from that with just aching  limbs, slap marks, the occasional blood nose & swollen eye, just to do it all again an hour later, then yeah…free hugs all ‘round. On Sunday even one of the girls got in there. Those bikini babes have gumption!



It was great to see the crowd getting into it, especially the kids. Young boys and girls were chanting the wrestlers’ names and cheering - and all couldn’t wait to get “fisticuff photos” with the guys after the matches. Adorable!




We barely put the camera down with the amount of photo ops. In between the matches, some of the guys walked around the pavilion getting Mean-Machine shots with the rest of the costumed public. Lots and lots of photo-bombing (most notably to Batman and the Storm Troopers)!



Big shout out to Amanda for inviting us along and running the show!
And huge thanks to all involved on the day, you made us feel very welcome =D

For more info, or to be notified of their next show, head to http://www.facebook.com/SHWAwrestling

‘Til next time,
The Verge Gals!











Broome - Day 7

Race Day in Broome!
Time to get dressed up & go see some horses!

Women in summery dresses & exorbitant headpieces blocked our view...We could barely see any horses! But as the sun dipped below the orange horizon, the cardigans & coats appeared, along with an increase in the bar service. Everyone was quickly getting merry =)

It was too cold for us, so we went back to the house & spent the evening playing Twister, Monopoly & waching movies with some of our new friends!! What a wintry night - But great company & a bottle of wine kept us warm =D

We're sad to leave Beautiful Broome, but it's always great to come home =D

.....so we'll head back to the real world, where there's no Matso's, Gopher-rides through town, or wine with every meal.
Surprisingly, we'll be very glad ot get back into the (ab)normal work week - when you love your jobas much as we do, it's always exciting to get back into it all!
(We were almost having Withdrawals!!)

Goodbye Broome!!!

Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Broome - Day 6

The day was still black as night, as our alarms promptly awoke us at 5am.

Piling on the layers of clothing, we gulped down a coffee & jumped in the car to head down to Riddell Beach for the morning's sunrise shoot. The sun was just peeking over the russet-coloured rocks as we arrived.
Our (very brave) client stripped down to her bikini & jeans, & took her position atop the rocks.






By the end of the morning, she was frolicking through the icy water, laughing as it splashed up her legs.
What a great start to the day =)



We also decided to do something completely sensible today...
We hired out a "Four Wheel Mobility Scooter" (aka: A Gopher!).


                                                  OFF TO WORK!! =D











The golden sunset was just stunning!! Perfect backdrop for our gorgeous couple shoot!!