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Bondi Beach (HDR)

Lawrence — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 08:27:10 +0000

Weather for surfing at Bondi Beach, Australia? Wicked.

Did you know that this was considered one of the world’s top 10 pools? Imagine how cool it is when Bondi ocean waves crash onto the chlorine water. Fusion. Awesomeness.

Here’s me being shark bait.

Oh, and yes, it was an HDR image.

Boudoir Photography (black and white)

Lawrence — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 08:19:15 +0000

Who doesn’t want to look their sexiest for their fiances or husbands. Combined with a classic black and white feel and you’re golden … I mean, black and white.

Photo take in Gold Coast, Australia. Ciao!

Great Barrier Reef

Lawrence — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 08:16:29 +0000

Decided to charter a plane over the Great Barrier Reef (Cairns, Australia). It was indeed great. What wasn’t great was the nauseous feeling on a tiny plane.

SS Maheno Ship Wreck (HDR)

Lawrence — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 08:12:44 +0000

SS Maheno was en route to Japan for scrap metal and ended up on Fraser Island, Australia, in 1935.

Published: Ed Libby: The King of Design

Lawrence — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 06:14:11 +0000

Editorial shoot published in Grace Ormonde Wedding Style Magazine Fall / Winter 2011

“You need air, water and someone to love you; everything else is an option,” concedes designer Ed Libby. Yet, this master of combining diverse and complex elements to create stunning installations is quick to insist that celebrations should be fully loaded. “Life is such a struggle on every level for everyone,” Libby says. Times of intense emotion, of togetherness, of rapturous joy “are far too brief” and infrequent. Celebrating these moments
“on a grand and spectacular level is incredibly important,” he contends. So, when his event designs leave guests agog and asking, “Why?” he invariably responds: “Why not?”

It’s the answer family members might have heard had they asked Libby why, as a child, he’d “make something out of the box,” and ignore the amazing present inside. “I was creating things from a young age. I was definitely born to do this,” Libby says. He wasn’t introduced to the events industry, however, until he took a job as a flower shop driver, while studying art and business. Now, 27 years after establishing his own floral design firm, Libby credits clients with catapulting his career. “Each client entrusted…

Cheers to you good friend,

Lawrence Chan

P.S. This photo was taken at Ed Libby’s home in Hollywood Hills. It was only after a couple of martinis did we get the shot. What a fun afternoon!