The magazine is full of creative artists from all over the world (some exceptional talent). In this current edition Contrasting Landscapes I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by Simon Ofen Chen a resident writer for Framelines on my Canadian and Australian Landscape photographs. My images managed to grace 15 pages. Check out the magazine...
Helicopter + great light = aerial landscape photos. The opportunity to fly over Cradle mountain in a helicopter doesn’t happen all too often for me, so I jumped at the chance. It was an amazing experience – recommend it to anyone even if you aren’t a photographer – it is truly spectacular! I ended up...
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Sweet work man, love the light and the different angles you captured, very unique.
Sweet shots, dude. Really like the first and last one. The sky is a little blown out in the first but the composition and angle make up for that I think.
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After recently spending two weeks road tripping around Tasmania – it is great to be able to finally process some of the images. Here are a few of my favourite black and white images from the trip. The first shot was taken in coles bay after sunset. The second is at the painted cliffs on...
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The very instant I saw the pics on Ocean Beach at Strahan my mind went back 28 years to the time I worked out of there on cray boat. Don’t know what you’ve done but I felt I was there; something about Tasmanian light
There is always an extra shot when finishing a wedding, or driving back from a shoot – something that stands out and catches your eye. I really enjoy shooting these random, quirky images. If you can guess where this is, I’ll give you a 8×12 mounted print of it. Please post your guesses in the...
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I reckon its Grazings resturant in Gundaroo, the roof looks very familiar
I reckon it’s out at Old Lanyon Homestead
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