Charles Wu Photography in Gladesville, New South Wales, Australia | Photographer

Charles Wu Photography

Locality: Gladesville, New South Wales, Australia

Address: 180 Victoria Rd 2111 Gladesville, NSW, Australia

Website: http://chillzwow.deviantart.com/

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25.01.2022 Congratulations to the graduates of the 2017 B.Sci / B.Optom course! We wish you a successful career and see you all at the graduation ceremony!

25.01.2022 Theme: Casino Royale Suits and Spades, Dresses and Jackpots; Penny and Sonia's spectacular 21st birthday party came to life. With speeches and games, and a whole lot of balloons, the stage was set for a night of celebration. Thank you to all who came and wished Penny and Sonia a happy birthday! Your faithful photographer Charles Wu

25.01.2022 Theme: Burlesque Location: Sefton Playhouse

23.01.2022 Melbourne is a city known for its cafes and restaurants. Here is a collection of my favourite dining locations in Melbourne.

23.01.2022 One of the amazing shots today with Josh!

22.01.2022 Pencharles road tripping to Jervis bay Unfortunately we had to cancel our honeymoon due to the coronavirus. Here is a short video of the beautiful South Coast. Drone courtesy of @yifu and accommodation thanks to Josh Karrasmatic

22.01.2022 Theme: Spring Time Location: Four Seasons Hotel

21.01.2022 Graduating at a prestigious university is never easy, but to graduate in a course which is ranked number 1 in the world is something to be proud of. Congratulations to our Physiotherapy graduates and we hope that you will all be role models for the coming generations!

21.01.2022 Theme: Fire and Ice Location: Hyatt Regency Sydney Sponsors: Specsavers, ProVision, Luxottica, Young Optometrists, CooperVision, Opticare

14.01.2022 Vivid Sydney Photography Charles Wu 2016

10.01.2022 March 2019 Winter was the best time to go to London and Paris. Flights were cheaper, we barely had to line up for attractions, and the weather stayed sunny thro...ughout the trip. Before the trip, we were aware that there may be complications on arrival. Gatwick had the drone incident, and Paris was rioting. Fortunately we avoided all the mess, and the trip went smoothly. We hired a car so that we had more flexibility when it came to travelling. London traffic was notoriously bad, and travelling from Notting Hill to the Royal Observatory took over 30 minutes! We drove to Stonehenge to witness the awe-inspiring stones built over 2000 years ago. They were aligned to mark the summer and winter solstices. Fascinating! In London, we bought the London Pass, which allowed us easy access to most of the attractions at a discount. It covered St Paul's Cathedral, Shakespeare's Globe and Westminster Abbey (and more). Paris was very different to London. French people were more relaxed and laid back, whereas Londoners always had somewhere they needed to go. The local bakeries made the most amazing baguettes and croissants. However, the worst experience on the trip happened on the train. I was holding 2 large luggages and it was crowded, everyone was squashed in like sardines. Suddenly, on my right and left I feel hands trying to reach into my jeans pockets. Luckily I was able to prevent them from stealing anything. Stay safe in Paris! I was very sad to hear about the fire at the Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris. It was such an intricate and mesmerising cathedral, and we're glad we were able to experience it before it was damaged. Overall, London was the more enjoyable of the two cities as we spoke the language and I felt more safe. I would suggest to anyone travelling in Europe to leave your phones and wallets in your bags, or buy a chain like our Airbnb host. If you have any questions about our itinerary please feel free to message me directly.

10.01.2022 Congratulations students of the UNSW B.Optom B.Sci Class of 2017. You have all put tremendous effort and dedication into this monumentous achievement. It is an honour to call you all my friends and classmates. May you all fight narrowness and achieve greatness. Finally, I am saddened to say that it may be the last time I photograph an optometry event for the UNSW Optometry Society. I have really enjoyed my role as a photographer for you all. Thank you for having me. PS. Thank you to Penny Pan for the graduation photos.

09.01.2022 Location: L'Aqua Cockle Bay Wharf

09.01.2022 Theme: Suits and stilettos Wild, emotional and unforgettable are words we can use to describe Ricky's 21st birthday party. His abundance of friends, from primary school to uni, gathered to farewell his youth and watch as a boy grew into a man. Most moving of all was the speech from his own father, who told of his late night karaoke and a memorable fishing trip. But the highlight of the night was Ricky, who shone brightest among all the stars. Happy birthday Ricky!

08.01.2022 Feeling nostalgic when editing Europe photos during covid 19...

08.01.2022 Thanks Yifu for lending me your 5D III.

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06.01.2022 A short and exciting trip to Melbourne.

03.01.2022 Theme: Cocktails, Comfort and Confetti Location: Harlequin Inn Amazingly Attractive Alison stole the show at her 21st birthday party held at the Harlequin Inn. Her smile was infectious, her hair was voluptuous, and her bright LED shoes lit up the dancefloor. With her family and friends surrounding her, she was the star of the night. Happy birthday Alison!

02.01.2022 Midnight Timelapse in Hobart