After years of dreaming and months of planning, I’m excited to announce that: Next April I’m running an 8-day travel photography workshop series (limited to 10 places maximum and early bird offers available until Christmas) at Nepal’s most spectacular and colourful festival, Nepali New Year (also known as Bisket Jatra), in the country’s most cultural…
Earlier this year I was sent on assignment by Royal Auto magazine to explore Victoria’s coast by bike with AllTrails cycle tours. Over the course of six lycra-clad days we hill-climbed, coast-hugged and bay-hopped from Warragul to Geelong via 260km of sealed roads and rail trails. It was a great chance to get out of…
It’s an unsettling feeling to arrive at a point in your career when people start coming to you seeking professional advice and insights on your practice. When it began for me I thought it was too soon. “I’m still trying to figure it all out for myself!” became my trusted opener. But the more I…
January 16th 2013 Off the corner of a dark laneway in Melbourne’s CBD my hands tremble with a tightly rolled stack of pineapples.* Sweat lines my brow as I check and double-check if anyone’s watching. The dealer looks me in the eye and my stomach drops. I hand over the cash. She passes me an…
It may have been a three-month dearth of posts here on the blog but in my (real) world it’s all been happening. A book launch, wild adventures in Africa, a shoot for Oxfam Australia and new polaroid experiments will all be featuring here soon. For now though I’m sharing my latest published article in Get…
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…
I’m excited to announce my first travel feature article published in Travel Talk Magazine: Brass, Drums & Coca Leaves. It has been printed as the cover story for the current issue (September 2012) and recounts an amazing series of street fiestas I experienced in Bolivia last year. You can read the text of the article…
I’m very excited to announce that I’ve just scored my very first magazine cover shot. It is printed in juicy eye-grabbing front page glory in the latest issue of Backpacker Essentials Magazine (March-June 2012). My 500-word ‘Iconic Australian Journey’ travel article entitled ‘Sun, Sea & Sail’ was also published, alongside several more of my photographs…
As many of you will know since Thursday last week I’ve been running my first ever exhibition In the Footsteps of the Nomads at the Matt Irwin gallery in Scott Alley, 239 Flinders Lane in Melbourne’s CBD. The exhibtion so far has been a great success with both an opening night special event and an…
I’m happy to announce and invite you to attend the official opening of my debut photographic exhibition, Mongolia in the Footsteps of the Nomads, on Saturday the 25th of February. In mid 2011 I was invited by my eldest brother, adventurer Tim Cope, and World Expeditions, to produce a series of photographs in a land…
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