I vividly recall developing my first roll of film, a 620 size from a Kodak Box Brownie camera in the cupboard under the stairs in my parent’s house, I was aged about 8 and it was for my photographer badge in Cubs, (now Cub Scouts).
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| Water on Rocks and a Rough Sea |
How things have changed and with the age of digital photography, technology has almost overridden the original art form using aperture, shutter speed and focus to your best advantage.
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| Texture and Shape on Salmon Rocks |
In nature nothing has changed, texture shape and man's use of natures "hardware" remain attractive
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| The Repetition and Texture of Trestle Bridges |
I enjoy going back to the simplicity of black and white, a far more critical medium to work in, but one which can provide dramatic effects.
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| Reflecting Sun on Sea at Cape Conron |
Never shoot into the sun they say, but it can make for dramatic effects
Likewise, still water and natures shapes provide an intricate design.
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| Reflections at Boggy Creek Nowa Nowa |
I am happy to share some of my work in black and white in this instance using Nature as a subject.
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| The Simplicity of an Old Fence Post |
Some of my work is on display (and for sale printed onto canvas) upstairs at the Lakes Entrance Visitor Information Centre, others are available from me directly.
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| Grasses and Reeds on Tambo River |
Water is never far away from my photography, it is captivating and an ever changing subject.
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| Fascination of Water Spray Enjoy |
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| Simplicity of Reeds in the Mist |
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