Street Photography

It definitely was a diverse week of photography last week. There was a shoot with awesome gold-clad Champagne Serenade singers performing at a Melbourne restaurant, there was a studio full of pot plants & fancy watering devices and there was this... a film noir inspired shoot with Melbourne musician Frankie Alibi & his hot 1954 Buick, newly imported to Australian shores.   I love working with Frankie because the brief is always creative and well thought out. I've shot his bands promo pics and their gigs, but this one was more of a personal concept shoot. Frankie wanted a film...


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As a kid I loved exploring. Under the house, with it's secret passage that you could access through the workshop was awesome. Through an old pipe that would leave me covered in orange slime was the best. But I'll put it out there - I'm also a huge chicken. I can't watch horror movies. I jump at my own shadow. So why would I jump at the chance to explore an abandoned building? Because the kid in me still loves to imagine the stories a disused building has to tell, with it's aching structure and brittle beams. The light that leaks it's way in through cracks and the gamble of every footstep...


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With floods waters finding their way through properties and over roads, and rivers breaking their banks across Victoria, it's hard to believe we've been having such a water shortage for so long. The skies finally gave us what we've all been asking for. We just forgot to ask for it to not to come all at once. A small town called Buxton in Victoria copped it's fair share this weekend. The Silverstream B&B found it's grounds underwater and we found ourselves holed up in a little cabin, listening to the rain. As the rain kept coming, water creeping up, step by step, we realised there was no going...


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