Street Photography Now review – The Times, London
Posted on 05. Jan, 2012 in Books, Review
The Times newspaper in London recently reviewed the Street Photography Now book.
MGA Oculi exhibition and Street Photography field trip
Posted on 05. Jan, 2012 in Exhibition, Seminar
Oculi’s - Terra Australis Incognita exhibition starts at the Monash Gallery of Art on the 27th of January. In conjunction to the exhibition, I’ll be conducting a street photography field trip in the city of Melbourne on the 3rd of March. More details on the Oculi exhibition HERE and the field trip HERE
GEO Magazine
Posted on 04. Jan, 2012 in News, Published
I was recently commissioned to shoot a couple of stories for the French Magazine GEO’s special edition on Australia. The first was a story about Melbourne after recently being awarded the Most Livable City in the World title by the Economist Group’s Intelligence Unit.
The second story I worked on was about the surf industry in the Victorian coastal town of Torquay.
The Age – Melbourne Magazine Top 100
Posted on 09. Dec, 2011 in News
It’s an honour to be included in this years The Age – Melbourne Magazine’s Top 100 List.
Travel & Leisure magazine
Posted on 26. Oct, 2011 in Published
I was recently commissioned by Travel & Leisure Magazine to shoot some photos for a story about Melbourne bookstores and coffee shops. The story was written Queensland writer and novelist Benjamin Law.
Hijacked 3 Book and Exhibition
Posted on 11. Oct, 2011 in Books, Exhibition, News
I’m proud to announce that I’ve been chosen for the Hijacked 3 book and exhibition that will be published by Big City Press in 2012. Hijacked 3 includes photographers from Australia and UK and it’s great to be included alongside friends Christopher Day, Leonie Hampton, Katrin Koenning, Warwick Baker and Michelle Tran. More details on the book HERE
Flaere Gallery Representation – London / Paris
Posted on 10. Oct, 2011 in Exhibition, News
I’m proud to announce that Flaere Gallery in London will now be representing me for print sales and exhibitions in London and Paris. Flaere Gallery is a photography gallery in London exhibiting limited edition contemporary fine art photography. The gallery is one of a small but growing number of galleries in London devoted exclusively to fine art photography. The gallery exhibits through curated exhibitions of contemporary photography in pop-up spaces and regularly takes part in art fairs in London and abroad. In addition, viewings can be arranged in Central London by appointment. More details HERE and HERE
Swinburne University
Posted on 07. Oct, 2011 in Photos, Published
It’s always great when shooting with a relatively open brief like I’ve done for Swinburne University. This year I’ve been commissioned to shoot candid daily life photos around two of their Melbourne campuses. Below are some examples of how pictures have been used for the covers of their course handbooks.
Recent Editorial work
Posted on 04. Oct, 2011 in Exhibition, Published
The last couple of months have been fairly hectic with a range of editorial work for local and international magazines. In August, I was commissioned to shoot portraits of the Victorian State Premier Ted Baillieu and Indigenous activist and lawyer Noel Pearson for The Australian Financial Review Magazine – Power Issue.
I was also commissioned to shoot a portrait of the American singer and writer Simone Felice for the Weekend Guardian Magazine.
Last but not least was a portrait of young Melbourne fashion designer Pia Interlandi who designs burial shrouds for the Financial Times in the UK
From Distant Streets exhibition – Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Posted on 18. Sep, 2011 in Exhibition, News
Three prints from ‘Don’t Just Tell Them, Show Them‘ are in the Richard Bram curated exhibiton ‘From Distant Streets’ at Galerie Hertz in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. The exhibition brings together the work of 29 street photographers from around the world. Included in the show are some of my fellow in-public photographers David Gibson, Nils Jorgensen, Blake Andrews, Nick Turpin, Melanie Einzig, Andy Morley-Hall, Adrian Fisk, Paul Russell, Amani Willet, George Kelly, Richard Bram, David Solomns and Otto Snoek. The show runs from the 2nd October – 4th November.
