And the Gold Walkley goes to, Andrew Quilty
*Some may find an image at the bottom of this post distressing. Earlier this year a friend asked me who my favourite photojournalist was. My immediate reply was, ‘Well, if […]
Category Archives: Photography
My work, and the great work of others.
Photos: Another Launceston weekend
It was a weekend in Launceston, Tasmania, with friends, although the main adventures took place in the surrounds. For some reason I kept seeing scenes and subjects that reminded me of […]
Photos: Erwin Blumenfeld
German photographer Erwin Blumenfeld (1897-1969) is consider one of the most influential photographers of the twentieth century, with work including black and white portraits and nudes, celebrity portraiture, advertising campaigns […]
Photos: Robert Frank – The Americans
Robert Frank is considered to be the most influential living photographer in the world. This Swiss-born American artist documented lie and cultures including the Beats, Welsh coal miners, Peruvian Indians, The […]
Photos: By Harold Cazneaux
Harold Cazneaux was an Australian photographer who lived from 1878-1953. After a moved from New Zealand to Adelaide as child, Cazenaux moved to Sydney in his 20s. His photography started out as a […]
