Tag: photography
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March – Remainders
Another month nearly down. A busy month of Enlighten, a week of balloon launches (or aspirational launches), finishing a certificate course, gear testing, trying to see an eclipse and an aurora, an outdoor music event, annoying people with a flash and other things which mostly don’t add up to their own story in a sense.…
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March – Balloon Spectacular
With the weather getting ever-so-slightly colder, balloon enthusiasts come out around the lakeside to attempt at a launch of balloons, some of a particular shape or size. All week, people rock up in the pre-dawn on the lawns in front of the National Library to see the balloons inflate, and if the conditions are right,…
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February – Roundup
The later half of February was starting and now desperately trying to finish up a certification course, realising there was a minor fuckup that happened last year, and looking for a new job in design. It also had a test photoshoot on the rooftop pool of friends’ apartment block. I don’t get much chance to…
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February – Melbourne
So I had a long weekend to take a short break from the tedium of my job, go to Melbourne and table at the Festival of the Photocopier. Going to FOTP has become an annual trip, where I’ve been tabling other people’s zines as part of Canberra Zine Emporium, along with my own. My friend…
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February – Film
Recently I took a trip to Melbourne and shot through three rolls of film. I shot all three at 800 ISO, and also forgot to take the rolls out of my bag before they where scanning at the security gate (sigh). And I forgot to tell the developers that I had pushed the film, probably…
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January
New Years floated right on by, with not much to say, but for the expectation that the shit of 2025 was done and to begin working on plans to make 2026 a year of taking a new direction. But needless horrors and greed abroad, shows low expectations. After helping out with a cosplay photoshoot, I…
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More film shots
So since August (?) I’ve been taken shots on two cameras – a Voigtlander Bessa R4M and Horseman Convertible which I picked up in *checks notes* August… Both cameras work fairly well for me. The R4M is small, light and mechanical. It uses a battery only for the light meter. The Horseman is a compact-ish…
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Within Without
Since about April this year, Within without, the James Turrell skyspace has been undergoing repairs and a refresh. It opened up again in late October. So I was eager to take some snaps over its re-opening weekend.
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October
Things are starting to wind down for the year, projects are basically done. The first thing to do was head to Hobart for the Small Press Zine Fair. I didn’t get a chance to take many photos, since I was solo at the table. The rest of the weekend was spent walking around the city,…
The Screaming Wall 