
Tag: street photo
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Tuesday Night In Footscray

It was late, it was wet, and the usual noise of the west had finally gone quiet.
We were walking back from a bowl of pho, and as we hit the street, the stillness of the night completely caught me. The busy road was empty, and the rain had turned the asphalt dark and faintly reflective . The light splashing across the wet tram tracks—this intense, warm glow cutting through the dark, balanced by a sharp red door in the distance and the cold blue of the lights on the wall, then the yellow pouring out of cafe window. The people are still.
I was shooting wide open at f/1.2 on a manual $100 TTartisan lens, dragging the shutter down to 1/30th of a second just to hold onto those bleeding colors.
I wanted the dark. I wanted to capture the exact weight of that late-night silence and the way the light hit the wet steel.
It ended up being on Flickr Explore . But to my eye, it’s just the memory of a quiet walk home in Footscray.
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Delicious Donuts

This wasn’t a product shoot, or a food shoot. I was brought in to help with photographing the opening of a new service station.
While I was there they mentioned that they had a new product.. I had a choice. Nikon zoom or Leica 23mm Summicron. If I have a choice I will always pick the Summicron for the insanely sharp focus but idealy I would use a longer lens.
That is a great product and I could not resist going for a shot. The 23mm Leica Summicron is such an incredible lens that it allows you to do this sort of nonsense.
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Street Photography in the Suburbs
This photo was selected for a curated Flickr Explore top 500 yesterday.
The brief was “street photography and there were over 30,000 submissions. Not every street is photogenic. Sometimes its just grim.
Full size image on Flickr
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ANZAC DAY MARCH WERRIBEE
It was a fantastic weather for the Pre-ANZAC day march with hundreds of people in attendance.














