Tag: photography
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Killing of Canberra
The other weekend there was a graffiti jam, apparently organised by amuck37 (I don’t have insta, so I’ve been walled off), with dozens of other Australian artists to repaint most of the Woden Drains, which is about five hundred metres of concrete walls I managed to take some snaps while they were working and get…
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September
It’s mostly been cold this month, slowly crawling out of winter, even though it always seems the flowers are coming out earlier and earlier. Hell work is nearly done, as I make my way towards to the edge of the vortex. I took some time off for my birthday, giving me space to sort out…
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September Graf 2025
I took the better part of week off for my birthday and did some things that weren’t my job. So the day was spent walking up and down the Woden Drains, snapping the walls of any new or interesting work. Some of the panos are a bit wonky, but I don’t really want to spend…
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August
Work continues to be hell, and this is affecting my creative output. Thankfully, this should be over in two weeks. I’ve been mostly shooting in black and white, to break up the monotony a bit. And I got a new camera at the start of the month, which I’ve been trying to use taking shots…
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Horseman Convertible
So the Mamiya RB67 I obtained last year turned out to have a problem in the lens not closing at certain shutter speeds. Which is frustrating as I was thinking of getting some long exposure shots out of it. As I’m not certain of anyone fixing it in town, I have to wait for a…
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More Film Photos
I occasionally shoot film, but I don’t have the time or space to process it myself. So whenever I have a at least three or more roles to process, I send them off to a lab (this time Sydney Super 8) to process them. The shots from the last three rolls are two trips to…
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Japan 2023 (part 2)
In Hiroshima, we picked the highest rated okonomiyaki restaurants we could find. I got sick in Beppu, while my friend Sam found a tattoo-friendly onsen. Nagasaki offered some history and art. I recovered in Fukuoka, and spent the day at a sumo tournament. Kurashiki had history and then returned to Tokyo to round out the…
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Japan 2023 (part 1)
A nearly two years ago, me and a friend went to Japan in an unseasonably hot November and spent the month there. I took about five hundred gigs of photos during the trip. And then I did nothing with them. I recently decided to trawl through the shots and find if there were any good…
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July
Work has turned to shit and it’s been eating up what should be my free time. I bought some additional filters for some upcoming landscape/astrophotography work. There is a minor issue with the new 30mm GF lens and the infrared filter I bought for it. Some weird halo forms in the centre of the shot…but…
The Screaming Wall 