It was a blast to shoot for the cool kids at Beam… We shot a lot of images over 2 days in Hobart and Launceston.
I was hired by architecture firm ClarkeHopkinsClarke to capture a range of images of the UTAS Sandy Campus. After discussion it was decided a helicopter would be the best option. We waited for the right conditions and finally got what we were after.
One of the requirements was to provide the exact altitude and focal length for each image.
Always a pleasure to photograph the annual Little Red Luncheon fundraiser for Fight Cancer Foundation at Frogmore Creek.
I always enjoy photographing farmers and food producers. I love hearing their stories and get a better understanding of where our food comes from.
I got the chance to join Roaring 40s on Flinders Island to photograph their 6-day kayaking tour.
A beautiful way to discover the biggest island in the Furneaux group north of Tasmania.
I have photographed the Nant distillery in Tasmania since its renovation years ago.
Despite all the issues that have surfaced in recent years I have to say that it has always been nice to work with them and I have always been paid on time, etc.
I was pleased to be asked back by the new owners to shoot some fresh images for the Nant Distilling Company (www.nant.com.au).
I spent a busy day shooting a range of images… the best ones below.
The weather was perfect from fog in the morning to a nice sunset at the end of the day.
Location studio…
I don’t think they’ll use this one but I like it 🙂
I have been working with Laurelle and John, owners of Woodbridge on the Derwent, for several years now.
Last year they opened an exciting new venture : Truffle Lodge. Situated on an idyllic stretch of the Derwent River, Truffle Lodge offers a unique glamping experience.
Here are some of the images we created…
I spent a couple of days roaming the northwest of Tassie for an assignment.
Here are a few photos I snapped along the way.
This image was capture 2 weeks ago while on assignment.
Nikon #D850
- 64 iso
- 24mm
- f11
- 10s
Strange light over Brooke St Pier and the harbour in Hobart.
The IMAS and CSIRO buildings can be seen to the right.
