Tour Poster
May 16, 2021*Fake* Tour Poster Challenge this week which was so much fun. Huge thanks to my friend Lou who let me try out so many different things in this shoot
*Fake* Tour Poster Challenge this week which was so much fun. Huge thanks to my friend Lou who let me try out so many different things in this shoot
If I’m being honest, I was nervous submitting these photos to the challenge and I am nervous now posting them, but I like them so here they are
A year ago the world went into lockdown. A year ago Mass Isolation Australia IG was born. A page to document Australia by photographers as the world went into uncertainty curated by Ballarat Foto Biennale. My own covid series was unfolding when this page popped up and I began using #massisolation in hope to be featured on the page, in which I was lucky enough to have my first image shared. As the page grew and I began doing photo challenges to keep myself creative, my second image series was shared to the page, but little did I know it would stop there. Along the way I was asked to supply high res images which may feature in some marketing material. I actually forgot about that I had done this until Dec 18, 2020 I was asked if the credentials that featured on page 171 of the publication they put together were correct. I was shocked and thrilled at the same time that of 12,000 images, my image was selected to feature in the 207 page book. Today I received the printed publication and am very grateful to be included in this amazing documentation.
Getting creative with household items for the latest MGH challenge. I love how water in a glass makes everything a bit weird and warped and was the perfect prop whilst Chloe providing the perfect expression. Something that I loved about this shoot was that I took about 10 shots over 5min. Something I have been working on with these challenges are working quickly and with what you’ve got, I think this extra mini challenge builds quick thinking and asks you to draw on your knowledge to get the desired result.
A year in the making. Sarah and I had locked in this photoshoot back in April 2020. I was stood down from work and looking for opportunities to stay creative and continue doing photography. I hadn’t done any family portrait work in years but I remembered the way I felt when I got to capture memories and moments for families and I loved that I was able to do that for Sarah & Jax.