Photoshoot - Mother Teresa Mount Ridley
As we drove through Mother Teresa’s gates in Mt Ridley, Mark and I did a double take at the absolutely beautiful, lush and immaculate grounds. The best way to describe them is a cross between a golf course and Pt Leo Estate Sculpture Park. Truly stunning, with the heritage Olrig homestead and the iconic Moreton Bay tree standing proudly at the heart of it all.
We knew it was going to be a special day from the moment we arrived.
It was so nice reconnecting with Principal Jess Davies, who we worked with at Resurrection Primary School Kings Park many moons ago. Jess and Heath took us around the school and worked closely with us to capture some stunning photography.
Every image was shot with intention. These photos will be used across the school’s website and prospectus, helping to tell their story and showcase their incredible environment to prospective families.
A big thank you to the wonderful students, staff, Heath and Jess for such a great day. We had a ball at your school.
Thanks for choosing to work with School Presence. Here are some behind the scene photos from our day.
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