Melbourne fashion circa 2011
I spent a lot of time on that visit to Melbourne photographing shop windows.
From the archives:
Princess Bridge, Melbourne, 2011
This picture of First Creek in the Memorial Garden, Burnside was made around 2010
It was during winter and there had been a lot of rain in the Adelaide Hills and the Mount Lofty Ranges
This still life of seaweed and granite rocks was made on an early morning poodlewalk:
This picture was made in March 2018 when I was walking Wellington, New Zealand, for a week or so whilst Suzanne was hiking the Grand Traverse in Fiordland over six days.
The photo was made just prior to my return trip to Wellington in order to attend the Photobook/NZ event. At the time I was staying in an Airbnb in the Te Aro Valley whilst I photographed in Wellington, and I would walk past the small group of shops in the Te Aro Valley to get to the CBD.
This poster/flag--I couldn't tell which from the street -- was in the window of a house in the main street of Te Aro Valley. I have to admit being rather surprised, puzzled, then taken back to see this support for Trump in this part of Wellington.
This picture was made in March 2018 when I was walking Wellington in New Zealand for a week or so. This was just prior to my return to Wellington to attend Photobook/NZ:
Like everyone else I hung out in Cuba St, often for a number of hours. I would usually walk up and down the street each time I wandered down to the CBD or the waterfront from the Air BnB studio apartment in Te Aro Valley. It was one of the more interesting streets in Wellington.
Another picture of logs that had been washed up on the beach at the mouth of the Whakatane River at Whakatane in the Bay of Plenty in the North Island of New Zealand. We were on a weeks holiday in the North Island at the time.
The picture was made in the early morning light:
Cyclone Hola had gone through the upper part of the North Island bringing gales and rain in March 2018. The Whakatane River was still swollen when we were there, and a lot of trees, branches and debris had been dumped on the bank by the mouth of the river.
A log that had been washed up on the beach at the mouth of the Whakatane River at Whakatane in the Bay of Plenty in the North Island of New Zealand. The picture was made in the early morning light:
Cyclone Hola had gone through the upper part of the North Island bringing gales and rain in March 2018. The Whakatane River was still swollen when we were there, and it had dumped a lot of trees, branches and debris on the shore by the mouth of the river.
This picture was made whilst I was on a photo trip to Morgan for the Mallee Routes project.
I was wandering around amongst some old machinery at Cadell in the early morning light. Cadell was like stepping back in time.
This was made whilst I was on a photocamp at Morgan in South Australia's Riverland in November. The camp was for the Mallee Routes project and I was there with Gilbert Roe, a fellow collaborator on the project.
I was travelling on the Sturt Highway to Moorook to photograph dead trees on the edge of the River Murray. I needed to build up work for the forthcoming Mallee Routes exhibition at the Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery in March, 2018.