This picture was made whilst I was wandering around an old Council rubbish dump in the late afternoon:
I was on a poodlewalk in Waitpinga, which is in the southern Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia. The dump is empty now.--its an edgeland.
This picture was made whilst I was wandering around an old Council rubbish dump in the late afternoon:
I was on a poodlewalk in Waitpinga, which is in the southern Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia. The dump is empty now.--its an edgeland.
A picture of tree rings in an old rubbish dump from late 2018 that I have just got around to scanning.
This abstract was made in the late afternoon in Waitpinga whilst I was on a poodlewalk with Maleko.
This picture was made whilst I was on a brief visit to Sunshine, Melbourne:
I was there for an industrial photo session with Stuart Murdoch in North Melbourne. We had a break from photographing drosscapes with Stuart taking me for a walk along the Kororoit Creek trail in Sunshine.
I saw this old, rusty can lying amongst rocks in the walls of the Terrapinna Gorge in the Northern Flinders Ranges:
This picture was made whilst walking along the coast of the southern Fleurieu Peninsula:
It was made whilst on a poodlewalk during the early autumn of 2018.
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 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.