A creatives diary from Australia…
This was all a bit dumb go back a few posts and you will see my next best friend. he is a beautiful white faced cockatiel a native of W.A. so one of my lusts of a life time was crushed a trip to Melbourne on the Indian Pacific, when we were told birds …
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I like IR photography it allows me to take photographs in the middle of the day rather than fighting with shadows and the intense light of Western Australia. I had an Olympus EM-5 converted its light has lots of lenses there is even a tilt and shift which I feel is somewhat redundant with the …
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Olympus E-M5 OMD ƒ/8 15s ISO200 Lumix 14-42
Olympus E-M5 OMD ƒ/8 1/80s ISO200 75-300 double exposure
Olympus E-M5 OMD ƒ/8 4s ISO100 Lumix 14-42mm Perth is the city that flashed its lights to the America astronauts in the 1960’s its so isolated that the escapade was clearly seen by the capsule in orbit. Since then the Perth has added two million people and become the wealth generator of the Australian economy. One can …
I have no idea who the street artist is that created this work of Father and son(?) but I think its brilliant the fluidity of the drawing with a spray can is masterful and worthy of more than the rear of an outside wall (toilet?) at the back of William street in Perth. Whoever you …
Olympus EM-5 OMD f11 1/100s ISO 320 Olympus 60mm Macro
Leica M2 ƒ11 1/250s 40mm Summicron Agfa 100 ultra C41 developed as B+W 1:50 Rodinal 10 minutes finished in Silver Effex. I think this is a Queensland Box tree which unusually has been left intact. Generally in this part of the world if a tree grows its fair game to be hacked and butchered into …
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