Category: photography
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Iceland Road Trip – 4
Back on the road, and the first stop is Goðafoss. This is a spectacular waterfall and legendarily associated with Iceland’s conversion to Christianity (it’s not a true story, but pretty cool anyway). The powerful waterfall flows unfettered despite the cold and surrounding ice. Tourist walk along the marked paths and take photos. I try to…
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Iceland Road Trip – 3
The east coast of Iceland offers sea views and winding drive through several villages. Djúpivogur is first on the list. Previously on my trip in Iceland, I had encountered a small place showing animal bones and semi-precious stones. I had found that place again, only to discover that it closed a few years back. One…
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Iceland Road Trip – 2
The next morning, the meteorological service issues a warning for high winds over the south of the country (Iceland measures wind in m/s), reaching up around ninety kilometres per hour. We load our things to the car and head down to the Reynisfjara beach with the Hálsanefshellir Cave, something we didn’t get time for on…
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New Gear & Film
Recently I received a Miyama RB67. Someone gave it to me on the basis that it was moulding away in their house and they’d prefer someone to use it. So I spent a bit of time waiting out the remaining days of my job and attempting to clean it out. Most of that black light-sealing…
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More Film Shots
These were taken through June to August, processed in September. They cover what I saw at Other Worlds Zine Fair, Paperbark Zine Fair and other shots around Canberra and other places.
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September Graffiti
So when I left my job I got to be twice as busy. Years ago, I would spend my birthday going around taking photos of graffiti and street art around Canberra. And I hadn’t done it in a while. I also recently had a talk at the Dickson College about my graffiti/street art photography. Included…
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September
A trip to Sydney, another to my hometown. I left my job of nearly nine years too. Also ran a zine fair, but I don’t have photos of that for this place. It’s been a busy month.
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August
It’s the end of winter, but so far it’s been a false start to spring. This month saw a goth night in a waning video game bar, a Gauguin exhibit, and some photowalks.
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July
It’s been a busy month, running up to Brisbane for a zine fair and catching up with some folks. I bought a load of film and I’ve got six reels ready to go to the lab and more in camera waiting to be flicked. It’ll start warming up soon. (click through for a larger pic)
The Screaming Wall 