I’ve Been contracted to a company called DIAKRIT now for the last few months which has been fun. I wasn’t sure after such a long time being freelance that I could actually sort of work for somebody else but it has been quite a nice change to leave all the admin up to head office and just get back to shooting. I guess this is what normal people do…
From a current web design project were working on. Always love shooting in Tenterfield, something about the light that inspires me…
From a recent shoot in Warwick. This is a fairly non de-script building on the outside by once thought the doors its something else entirely. Really well designed with great decor and beautiful antique furniture, its was a joy to shoot…
I cant really begin to explain how much fun this wedding was to shoot. A re-union of sorts as many people here were also in Bali last year for Dan (the best man) & Carlies wedding. Just a truly great bunch of people who instantly make you feel welcome & part of everything. Both Leanne & Joel were a dream couple to shoot and as for the wedding party – they were up for anything! Too many favourites to choose from here (hence over sixty images) but probably the “free Kicks vs Robot dancers” or the boys with the random holidaymakers has got to be one of my all time top surreal wedding shots (thanks again whoever you are!) As you can tell I like to allow these things to happen and sometimes influence the situation somewhat – the results speak for themselves…Thanks everyone for there help and making us so welcome.
Had the pleasure of photographing this amazing property in Ballandean, Qld. I’d shot the other villas a couple of years ago and was commisioned to return and photograph the main house as this is now available to book. Its position is perfect to look across the valley to the rolling hills beyond. Thanks again to Cathryn & Ross for believing in me all those years ago and again giving me the chance to shoot this beautifull place…
Taken Recently from the central apartments in Toowoomba CBD
Finally I’ve had a chance to play!. This paticular technique has interested me for the last couple of years (adding texture to images) it just transforms images. I’ve caught the bug again so will be going through a few images that may not have made it through the editing process
and resurrecting them. The master at this as far as I’m concerned is an American Artist / photographer who goes by the name of jssteak (check out his portfolio on flickr). I’m really just a beginner at this but hopefully with a bit more experimentation I’ll get better.
Keep checking the blog for more “attempts”
I need to think about what to write?….. I’ll post the words shortly….
