more annie love

This photograph of Annie Leibovitz's mum hasn't been far from my mind since I saw her exhibition two weeks ago.  I find the portrait so powerful, perhaps because of the lighting and it's simplicity compared to her big budget shoots.  


But the power of the portrait doesn't translate through replicas in books or on the screen, you really have to see it in the flesh to appreciate the depth in the photograph.

dear annie

These are a few images from my adventure in Sydney with Rowland to see Annie Leibovitz's show at the MCA.  If you can get yourself there before the end of April I highly recommend you go!!  I find her photography very powerful and it's left me with a lot to think about (I must admit to being a total photo-dork and trying to work out what apertures and lighting she used).

I also saw Petrina Hicks at Stills, Polixeni Papapetrou's retrospective at Australian Centre for Photography and Louise Boscacci at Rex Irwin.. I loved all these shows as well.

R & I had lots of fun going for a massive walk in the botanical gardens, catching up with a long lost friend, randomly finding awesome japanese for dinner, happily discovering the bats flew right in front of my hotel window, enjoying the heat (Melbourne seems to have forgotten about summer unfortunately) and shooting some film with my Diana.

erskine falls

flood aid art auction - stockroom, kyneton

Congratulations to Stockroom for organising the art auction and raising over $17,000 for the Queensland and Victoria flood victims!

Here's my piece going to a new home..

(photo courtesy of Stockroom)

Red Bubble website home page feature!!

Profile Picture is currently featured on the front page of the Red Bubble website!

Ps. You can purchase cards of my work from RB here

08/02/2011 - The 365 Project

sun day