In late August I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Bec Manjra (publisher) for a profile piece in Gippsland’s own Milk Magazine. We had corresponded before for their generous spread on Boorun’s Canoe in their last issue, but this time we chatted about my journey behind the lens. The result has just hit the shelf…
After more than 12 months since my epic adventure back to South America last year I’ve now posted a gallery of selected images from that continent on my website. They give a small taste of its inspiring lands and peoples. This previously unreleased image is of a family waiting for the bus in Copacabana, Bolivia.…
Time has flown by since our mind-blowing opening night for Boorun’s Canoe back in early July. I’d like to extend a massive thanks to the over 400 friends, family, and new friends who came and made sure the atmosphere was incredible. To see a great set of photos by James Henry from the night click…
Back in February I announced on this blog a project called Boorun’s Canoe, an Indigenous cultural arts collaboration I’ve been working on part-time for the past couple of years with Indigenous artist Steaphan Paton, senior Gunai/Kurnai elder Uncle Albert Mullett, the extended Mullett family (of the Gunai/Kurnai community in Gippsland) and Bunjilaka, the Aboriginal Cultural…
It gives me great pleasure to formally announce Boorun’s Canoe, an indigenous cultural arts collaboration I’ve been working on part-time for the past 18 months with Indigenous artist Steaphan Paton, senior Gunaikurnai elder Uncle Albert Mullett, various members of the Gunaikurnai community and Bunjilaka, the Aboriginal Cultural Centre at the Melbourne Museum. Together we developed…
Hi Guys, Just another small piece of news that this photograph from my recent Brazil trip just made Photo of the Day over at Light & Composition Magazine. Check it out. Cam.
As mentioned in my previous post, this month I’m featuring a great collection of photographs I took during three fiestas in Bolivia earlier this year. I took this photo in the main square of a town called Sorata in the province of La Paz in the Andes of Bolivia’s west. It was the first night…
On the 13/04/2011 I was travelling back to Asunción on a public bus after camping out at a waterfall called Salto Cristal in the Paraguayan countryside. It was a slow paced journey back to the capital as our driver drifted in and out of dusty farm towns along the highway. The forecast tropical thunderstorm somehow…
It’s hard to sum up Iguazu Falls in words or pictures though I’m sure the 200,000 visitors that pour through the ticket gates every year do their best in a million different formats. For those who don’t know, Iguazu Falls is a gargantuan waterfall complex where actually 275 discrete falls plunge the entire Iguazu river…
Here’s another gritty urban night soccer scene coming to you from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, though this time from the adjacent Ipanema beach rather than Copacabana. I love the action in this shot, these guys were just having a kick around, nothing organised, but they went all out to every contest, was awesome to watch.…
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