I spent the first period of lockdown heading to the beach early to catch the sunrise but this time the sun is up before me. Instead I’ve spent many happy hours photographing a baby magpie who appeared on our balcony in early September, and has spent long hours with me every day. It’s my first […]
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Beginning in March, 2020, Victoria experienced lockdown on two occasions, with the result that the second time we were unable to travel more than 5 kilometres from home, over several months. Living on the Peninsula was very different from being in Melbourne as I could still go to all the nearby beaches where I like
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Attached is a flyer with details of the opening of my exhibition Nine Men:Nine Lives, which will be on display at the Mornington Library, Vancouver Street, Mornington, in the Library foyer, from 10th January to 13th March 2020. The exhibition is being opened on 18th January at 2.30 by Tom Putt, photographer and gallery owner
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Nine Men:Nine Lives – so who are the nine men? I met Dale Rogers, the photographer, several years ago when we were on holiday at Phillip Island in summer and I searched for photography workshops. Up came Dale’s photography business – Photo Rangers. Since then I have spent many happy times photographing with Dale –
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In a little over a month, I am having my first solo exhibition at Sorrento Activity Centre, Cnr Melbourne and Queens Road, Sorrento. Date 13 October 2019, time 12.30 pm. The title is Nine Men:Nine Lives, and as the title suggests, it is a portrayal in words and photos of the lives of nine very
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! Street Photography is an exciting experience and one which can be incredibly rewarding when it leads to encounters with great people. I’m new to this genre of photography, partly because I live in a beachside suburb where not a lot
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As part of an online Fuji camera group, I had the pleasure of meeting up with about 12 other members of the group to photograph a model, hired for the occasion. Natalia Naa, who has a huge following on Instagram, took us through the way she works, discussing locations, her photo style and even the
As a few people know I like taking photos, I find I’m being asked frequently to bring my camera along to functions of various kinds. To be honest, I don’t mind at all as it’s great practice and as I’m not being paid for these gigs, I don’t feel any responsibility to deliver award-winning images.
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Since buying my first ‘proper’ camera three years ago, I have been blessed to have discovered wonderful teachers of photography, who have guided me on this colourful journey. The first of these was Paul Edmunds, in Provence, France. My husband was spending a week learning French and I decided to do a live-in photography course.
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In early October this year, along with roughly three hundred other keen photographers, I went to Bright to take part in the second BFOP (Bright Festival of Photography). It was a thrilling weekend for many reasons – I met a lot of new people (in particular the Fuji Aus members who attended this year) and
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