Photobook Award
In my recent post ‘Unique Photographs’, I introduced the launch of two new books. I am delighted to announce that these are now published and that one has achieved a national Photobook Award.
Continue readingIn my recent post ‘Unique Photographs’, I introduced the launch of two new books. I am delighted to announce that these are now published and that one has achieved a national Photobook Award.
Continue readingAlong with 100 other entries, an exhibition on the lower ground floor of the Central Plaza in Rundle Mall, Adelaide includes two of my prints on show. As this exhibition runs through the SA school holidays and in such a prominent location, I am particularly proud that my photography is represented.
Continue readingIn 2017, I had the privilege of being selected to photograph the monthly progress of the exterior refurbishment of Flinders Street Station, Melbourne. This followed later in the year with a similar assignment to record the transformation of the State Library Victoria. These projects resulted in extensive libraries of unique photographs.
Continue readingMy first visit to Adelaide occurred on 22 April. After settling into our new home over a few months, I thought it was about time to pay a solo visit to Adelaide with my camera. As it transpired, this was to be the first of a few visits since then, so the following is a bit of a compendium of photos from a few outings.
Continue readingHaving recently joined one of the local photography clubs, South Coast Camera Club, I decided that the upcoming club outing to Yorke Peninsula would be a great opportunity to get to know a few of the members and to visit the Yorke Peninsula for the first time. Since it was a club event, we decided that I would go solo, a first in our newly acquired caravan.
Continue readingDuring a recent three week visit to Tasmania for two weeks work and one week play, I managed to spend some of my downtime seeking out a few waterfalls. To assist me to identify waterfalls to visit, I refer to two volumes of ‘Waterfalls of Tasmania’ published by Craig Doumouras and his associated website. Two locations I visited, Lilydale Falls and Lemonthyme Lodge Wilderness Retreat, were dramatically different in terms of the hiking experience and the results.
Continue readingMy previous ‘Prints on Show #3’ described two opportunities for the public to view and purchase a selection of my printed photographs. The first of these is my ‘Abstracts’ exhibition and the second is the Woodend Lions Club Art Show, for both of which I am pleased to provide an update.
Continue readingHaving dabbled in exhibiting one or two of my photographs here and there during the past few years, I decided about twelve months ago to stage a more comprehensive exhibition of my prints on show. The first step was to book a space and the second was to decide on a theme – the first being easier than the second. The result is a month long exhibition during March to the opening of which all my readers are invited
Continue readingOn my list of key buildings to photograph was SAM, Shepparton Art Museum. It was therefore a happy coincidence that I was asked to work in my Safety Officer role at the recent Shepparton Illuminate – a festival of music and light adjacent to the building. While there I took great delight in visiting SAM with my camera in hand.
Continue readingFurther to my recent Prints on Show #1 post, I am pleased to let you know about another two opportunities that my prints have been accepted for. These are the Magnificent Macedon Exhibition and the Sky Mirror Gallery in Sea Lake.
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