Tag Archives: Hobart

Tasmanian Portrait Photographer // Zoe – contemporary jeweller

Wednesday, October 6, 2010 Posted in Environmental Portraits, Portrait of the Week

My travels around the globe have meant that keeping up with posting Portraits of the Week (PotW) has been challenging, with many still burried on the platter yet to be published. Today we have Zoe, scintillating Zoe, a creative young Tasmanian woman who loves to create contemporary jewellery. These portraits feature two of her pieces,...

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6 Years, 3 Months, and 5 Days

Friday, July 16, 2010 Posted in Environmental Portraits, Personal projects

Over 6 years ago, I was loving life here in Tasmania (who wasn’t), I was a bit younger (who wasn’t), and I was shooting with Digital SLR’s that couldn’t capture anything but noise in low-light (remember those days fellow photo-nerds?). And, along with my local community, I was also faced with a dire threat to...

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Tasmanian Event Photographer // One Night on the River

Wednesday, July 14, 2010 Posted in client work

Photography in Tasmania isn’t all fine art landscapes of craggy mountains and ancient forests or photojournalistic documents of the community’s struggles to balance environmental and economic values. No! Tasmanian’s are just like the rest – we want to relax, let our hair down, and have fun. Just like Donna’s special night out on the River...

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Frightening Fun with the Super Studio!

Monday, November 2, 2009 Posted in Personal projects, Super Studio, TMP News

Saturday was Halloween . . . and we attended the most prestigious Halloween party in Hobart, Halloween Havoc 2 – Curse of the Dead. Club View reopened its doors for another ghoulish, horror filled Halloween. This year, ‘Curse of the Dead” presented a zombified evening of madness… and many brought their Heart in their Hand...

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My town

Friday, August 14, 2009 Posted in Personal projects, Street Photography

My town is Hobart. Hobart, Tasmania. I walk the streets with a camera in my hand.

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