Sunday, 11 April 2010






Bangkok, February 2010.

While Bangkok offers many photographic opportunities I took this photograph in the guest house that could have come straight from the Alex Garland novel 'The Beach'. The guest house room seemed to have more in common with a cell but the late afternoon light offered great atmosphere. This is a portrait of Mark, my traveling companion for those weeks.

Tuesday, 8 December 2009

Ellen Von Unwerth has always been one of my favourite fashion photographers. As a youngster I would love her portraits of Kylie (circa 1994). She captures her models as if she were a paparazzi photographer or a fly on the wall documentary photographer. The model is being spied upon and with my shot here I hope to have captured that same essence.


Tuesday, 1 December 2009



Here are my portraits of Henry T.

Thursday, 26 November 2009

Rene August Photography

So I may have been a little quiet of late but that's because I've been assisting the wonderful photographer Rene August. This is her shot of the perfect model Ulla.

Copyright: Rene August

Wednesday, 23 September 2009

Rami




New photos of Rami, inspired by the early work of Mariano Vivanco (see below).


Tuesday, 25 August 2009

Christian


This is a portrait of my good friend Christian Nyholm. Unbelievably Christian is not a model and is not used to being in front of the camera.

Saturday, 22 August 2009

Masquerade




I made a promise to myself that I would only use this blog to show current work and up to now I have not broken this promise. Today, however, I came across these photos which probably wont see the light of day unless I add them here. These Photos were taken in 2004 and until now totally forgotten about. I was looking at the topic of transformation and men in masquerade.

Saturday, 8 August 2009

Naples




I spent a few days in Naples last month with Dave. We took the camera out at night to take some shots and what struck me most was the change in atmosphere. By day the backstreets were a busy marketplace. By evening there was a sense of danger and ultimately a sense of freedom and excitement.

Sunday, 7 June 2009

Russell Harcourt



This is my portrait of Russell Harcourt, soon to be published in The Australian Sunday Telegraph's Sunday Supplement. The brief was to portray Russell's character and also tell readers a little about what he does. Well... He's in the spotlight!... If you meet him you'll know he intends to stay there.

Friday, 15 May 2009



Ninety Five Chapel Market

I've just purchased this photographic book by Mariano Vivanco.  He is currently now my favourite photographer.  The images in the book were taken when he came to live in London.  Now an internationally recognised photographer working for Dazed and Confused and shooting for Dolce and Gabbana back then he was a rising star with basic set up.  I'm drawn to the simplicity of the images and see a similarity of style in myself.  Maybe one day huh?.....

Thursday, 23 April 2009

Youth



Model - Henry T

Aren't we all obsessed with youth?

Tuesday, 14 April 2009





















Inspired by Ms Bush circa 1986.



Wednesday, 8 April 2009



Who wishes they were Kate?

Monday, 6 April 2009



What is it about an out of focus photograph that makes us more inquisitive? Is it because we are denied certain elements of the classic portrait and this leaves us wanting more. There is always something sinister in things we don't understand. This photograph that I intentionally took out of focus is meant to make us question the character. The completely black background contrasts against the pale skin. The lips look extra red, the whites of the eyes stand out. Vampire-like perhaps?