Tag: photography
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Ride to Goulburn
So yesterday I decided to ride to Goulburn, following the Federal and Hume Highways. I need to do this to test out the touring bike and the related kit for a multi-day ride hopefully in a few months time. I went with a work friend, Jay, who took her road bike along for the trip. …
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Ice Breaker
I haven’t posted anything for the last four months. It’s been a weird and difficult time, and the blog, among other things, had to be shelved for a while. It was a cold winter. I really felt it this year. Now that’s a few days gone, I should be able to pick things up again.…
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Cycling Photos
Over the last two weeks, I’ve been putting more time into cycling. I’m planning on a multi-day tour in the near future, so I need to spend a lot of time on the bike. Here are some photos from the last week and a bit.
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Some Photos
I need to take more photos. Edit: I had to remove one of the photos as I didn’t take it, a friend did on my camera.
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Holga
Months ago, I realised that I had a Holga camera with some film in it. Odds are the Ilford XP2 film had already expired. But I decided to take the camera to work and take photos of the city to fill out the roll. And these are the results.
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Proof of Life
So I’ve been offline for a bit moving into new digs and not having a dedicated internet connection. I am still alive and still working on projects. My calligraphy thing is on hold while I work on my book. To break things up, I go on bike rides and take photos.
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Out of Town
So I’ve been out of town. Most of my time was spent reacquainting myself with both Melbourne and Hobart, along with seeing art galleries and a road trip across Tasmania. Melbourne was fun. I spent a lot of time at the National Gallery of Victoria, RMIT’s Art Gallery (the Elision Ensemble show was especially good)…
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Recent News
So for the last few weeks I have been gathering the energy and material for an art show in Hobart in last September/early October. I had almost everything organised, when the gallery owners pulled the plug on the show. Now I’m attempting to cobble together another show elsewhere in Hobart as it will coincide with…
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Zine Round-Up Part 2
And we’re finally back for Part Two. Pancake Batter Mike Watt is known for his grotesque characters. They remind me of old, *old* caricatures. Pancake Batter is about his works going as paste ups on wall around anonymous parts of the city. He even includes S.H.U’s recipe for the glue they both use. If you…
The Screaming Wall 