Day 971, Tonally Addicted To Place

Yes, this place in particularly! Here’s a mood of the Henley Beach jetty I have never captured before. It’s dark and grainy and very surreal in it’s austerity. There is no sunset, no waves crashing, no jetty lights. This is place is separated from our normal experience of it by the stretching of time and […]

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Day 970 Low Tide II

I have been listening to articles and reading accounts of photographers who have described being in the creative doldrums. Some were just going through the motions, others were questioning their recent work and wondering if they weren’t just producing pretty stuff that people liked. A close friend of mine even wondered if they had been […]

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Day 968, Jupiter Creek Gold

Some people would tell you there’s no more gold left in the old diggings at Jupiter Creek in the Adelaide Hills. The problem is simply a matter of timing. Just make sure you head up there about 15 minutes before sunset and you will find all the gold you can photograph. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day […]

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Day 967, Weekend All Year

I stumbled upon this striking mural adorning a building in Compton street. Always curious I discovered this to be the work of Australian artist Angus Rayner titled ‘Weekend All Year’. As it turns out Angus Raynor has a fascination with depicting the female form and the stylized naked women in this image are a good […]

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