Mark ‘Chopper’ Read is an Australian icon and underworld hero, in the mold of Ned Kelly. Neither were very nice men, neither were innocents hard done by justice but both have a place in the national psyche. “Never plead guilty” … Continue reading
It’s taken a while, but here’s the second and final instalment of my images of ‘Sculpture By The Sea at Cottesloe Beach in Perth
On a recent trip to Perth, I was lucky enough to catch the last day of “Sculpture by the Sea” on Cottesloe Beach. The light wasn’t great, but the sculpture certainly was. More to come from this one ……..
I love it when you get a job right on your doorstep. Of course it’s unfortunate when the job comes up that you’re camping with the family in the neighbouring state with family and friends. Still, I really enjoyed shooting … Continue reading
Always an inspiration …….
I thought it was about time my website homepage had a makeover. Working with the ever-wonderful Jonny Messenger at Evolve Internet, I’ve freshened up the images and added a new gallery showcasing my work with international disaster relief agency, ShelterBox. … Continue reading
With 7/10’s of the world’s surface covered in water it’s not surprising the growing popularity of underwater photography in the digital age. But the equipment needed can be prohibitively expensive, with the cost of water-housings and diving gear adding up … Continue reading
I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve signed up with leading print-on demand company “Fine Art America” You can order art prints, box-sretched canvas, acrylics, metal prints and even greetings cards. What’s more, if you order now you’ll get your print … Continue reading
I’ve been so busy doing ShelterBox stuff lately that I’ve been neglecting my own blog ….. the horror! I recently shot a couple of jobs in Brisbane and Sydney for Fabritecture and put my downtime to good use. It’s not … Continue reading
I’ve put together a slideshow of images shot on the journey from Addis Ababa to Dolo. We were pretty pressed for time so most of these are shot out of the window of a moving 4WD (not my favourite mode … Continue reading
