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Griffen Gully Pier at Western Beach on Corio Bay / / A fisherman at dawn, casts his line into the bay, hoping for a successful fishing session. Part of on early morning dawn series I took. / / /
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One of my favourite portraits of my Dad, doing what he loves more then anything else in the world fishing. If he could he’d spend every day fishing, as it is he sometimes wets a line three or four times a day. On this occasion I decided to get up early and document him enjoying his sport. This is the result, it has special sentimental value to me, but I felt like sharing it as something different to what I’ve been posting recently.
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. / . / Sold as framed print to a RB member / Print Size: Large / Frame Color: Black / Matte Color: Bright White / Frame Style: Flat Frame (30mm wide x 20mm deep) . / .
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Old film laying on the floor of the projection booth / cutting room of an abandoned cinema.
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Looking down the main central aisle of the lower tier of an abandoned theatre / cinema
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An empty film reel lays resting against one of the seat rows at an abandoned theatre / cinema
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Laying on this floor in this abandoned cinema was this ancient telephone. I don’t know why but telephones seem to be one of the things that i always take shots of while I’m walking round one of these derelict places taking photographs. I wonder how long since this thing has heard a human voice, longer than it is since the site closure i would imagine / !
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This is replacing a previous version I had uploaded. I applied a ND filter to it to make the fog thicker and sharpened it up a bit more.
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This is a companion piece with Wetting A Line taken on the same morning as I captured my Dad doing what he loves best. This one is a little more subtle, and as my Dad now has Wetting a Line on his wall I hope he might have this one up soon too.
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Winter in Melbourne does have its moments – just ask those fishing folk down Phillip Island way
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What can I say? Just a little cheesy but meh :)
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Ultra Fractal 4. I called it reel because of the heat the dance generates. / I could have called it Tarantella, Farruca, Flamenco, Bolero, Carioca, / Fandango, Roundel, Rumba, Can-Can. / But – I can’t do any of those so Reel it is, with a passion I add:-))
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Tiny water drop (reflecting a flower) resting on a small reel of cotton.
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My dad’s ‘suitcase’ reel to reel recorder wasn’t quite this flash, but it brings back memories of ‘real’ home taping before it started killing music. Detail Featured in the Retro Tees Group on 03/04/2009 Stay in touch Subscribe to T-Shirt Updates Subscribe to my T-Shirt blog | visit the blog
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From an hour of creative bliss… Model – Jessica Tremp / Location – Astor Theatre / / Also from this shoot… / / / / Art Folders… / / Entire Portfolio / Born From This Earth – Series / Hearts At War / Vehicular works / Architecture / Travel / B&W Photography / Transitional Industrial Utopian Series / Abstract / Models and Fashion Photography
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Amazingly it seems I omitted to upload ths piece to my RB account. This is a piece I did with UF last Paddy’s day. I had completely forgotten about my sister’s birthday – more shame on me, so I did this as a birthday e-card idea. Whack for The Paddy-O is a development of this piece and is my 2009 Paddy’s Day Card Happy Paddy’s Day once again! This can be representative of a number of things – a button I think fits best for me….
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Blue Lined Surgeonfish – Bali…the friendliest fish on the reef.
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The cassette tape inherits its seeming authenticity from its ancestor, that ancient machine: the reel to reel player. Apologies to Momus for use of his flea market photo of reel to reel player. In aqua: / If you liked this testament to analog recording, you may also be interested in these other music-related designs: / / Create your own visitor map!
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BEST VIEWED LARGER thank you for your comments ,support and favouritings it is appreciated This image was taken just after dawn on Sydneys Long Reef Aquatic Park, located on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. If you are visitig Sydney we have a wealth of pristine beaches within a short trip from the CBD , i recommend the Northern beaches there are many, it’s where i call home The Long Reef Aquatic Reserve was declared in May 1980 to protect inertial and sub tidal marine plants and animals Long Reef Headland is located approximately 10km north of the entrance to Sydney Harbour. It is a tied island joined by a sandy spit to the former coastline. The 60 ha Aquatic Reserve includes several areas of sandy beaches and rocky foreshores. The Reserve has been set aside for the protection of marine plants and invertebrates, therefore you can only observe. If you lift something to examine it, make sure that you put it back in the same place. With the exception of Fin-Fish, you cannot collect or destroy and marine plants or animals. This includes the collection of empty shells and dead plants or animals Equipment: Nikon D300 Sigma 10-20mm lens, Manfrotto Tripod, No filters Technique: HDR,5 bracketted exposure, processed using Photomatix 3.2, Capture NX for slight sharpen
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