Showing posts with label Hasselblad 500CM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hasselblad 500CM. Show all posts

Monday, October 22, 2012

Jennifer | Portrait Shoot | Canberra, ACT

An early morning portrait session with Jennifer.


Sunday, October 21, 2012

Urban Architecture | Personal Work

On a recent saturday drive with Danny and Jen, we headed towards Ipswich and came upon this abandoned building.


Friday, October 12, 2012

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

BRISBANE FILM PHOTOGRAPHY | BARRON FAMILY | PREVIEW

A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of photographing a family session with the 'Barron Family' meeting Wendy and her beautiful daughter Piper and their grand dad Frank.

Interested in having me photograph your family?


FILM PHOTOGRAPHY | CLAIRE + COLIN PREVIEW

At the start of 2012 my journey, my photography, my vision and my love of capturing intimate moments in our lives still burns brightly with passion and excitement to this day. This path guided me in meeting Claire + Colin and also the chance of hanging out with 17 wonderful people whom I regard as friends for life while attending a photography workshop. 

My vision for this year is to re-visit the fine art of photography by shooting FILM not digital. I am so proud of the shot of Claire and Colin which was captured using my Hasselblad 500cm which I love as one of my favorite cameras I have which produces a 6x6 square format shot with Fuji 100... More to come.


Thursday, November 24, 2011

A NEW YEAR | 2012 WEDDING + PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Very excited and looking forward to the New Year of 2012. I like to share some selections of Weddings and Engagement Portrait session in which I have had the honour to be a part of in 2011 and I hope I can be there on your Wedding day caputuring your special moments. 


Saturday, May 28, 2011

BRISBANE PHOTOGRAPHY | BEFORE AND AFTER MY PERSONAL WORK

A couple of weeks ago just before I started work I brought along my new gear of old school photography a beautiful Hasselblad 500CM. I roam around the city scape finding places that had characters that would tell the story of Brisbane and the people that worked in the city.

All shot on the Kodak Porta 400VC