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Keynote Speaker Melbourne Portrait Conference November 2019

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Scheduled to be held on November 12th and 13th at Melbourne’s Docklands, the Melbourne Portrait conference will provide two days of education by nine leading photographers. I will personally be headlining the conference as the keynote speaker and will be presenting and speaking on Wildlife portrait photography Tuesday 12th November at 9.30am. I will be showing photographs from both the Arctic and Antarctic. Attendees will get a look at previously unseen behind the scenes footage from my field work in the polar regions. The conference is open to both amateur and professional photographers. If you have not yet registered there is still some time. More information can be found HERE.

Guest Speaker Melbourne Portrait Conference November 2019

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Scheduled to be held on November 12th and 13th in Melbourne’s Docklands, the Melbourne Portrait conference will provide two days of education by nine leading photographers. I will personally be presenting and speaking on Wildlife portrait photography Tuesday 12th November at 9.30am. The confernce is open to both amateur and professional photographers. More information can be found HERE.

Frozen in Time – New Fine Art Print Exhibition 2020 – Save the Date NSW!

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I am excited to announce today that my new exhibition ‘Frozen in Time‘ of my Polar Photography will now officially be coming to Sydney New South Wales in September of next year (after it concludes in Melbourne). The exhibition will open in Melbourne and run for one month only from June 4th until July 4th 2020. The show will include approximately three dozen of my fine art prints from both the Arctic and Antarctic captured over a period of ten years. The exhibition will be held in South Melbourne before it travels to New South Wales opening September 3rd until September 18th at Sun Studios in Alexandria. Proudly supported by Canon Australia, BenQ and Moab and Legion Paper. Previously unreleased limited edition prints will be available for sale at the exhibition.

APPA 2019 Prints on Display at Frozen in Time Exhibition

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For those of you interested in seeing the actual prints from my 2019 APPA entry into the Nature category they will be part of my Frozen in Time exhibition opening next year at the Sun Room at Sun Studios in Melbourne. The exhibition will be coming to Sydney after it finishes in Melbourne (Sydney Dates TBA) before it heads over to the USA. The exhibition will run for one month in Melbourne only from June 4th until July 4th 2020 and will include approximately three dozen of my photographs from both the Arctic and Antarctic captured over a period of ten years. Previously unreleased limited edition prints will be available.

Moab Masters Power of the Print Video Release 2019

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Moab and Legion paper have just released a new Power of the Print Video as part of the Moab Masters series. I have been working with Moab as one of their Master Printers for more than eight years now and I am still just as passionate about printing today as I was back in the film days – actually even more so.  Moab still produce my favourite paper for printing – Moab Somerset Museum Rag. An absolutely gorgeous rag paper with a wonderful surface stipple that reproduces the texture and tone of snow and ice with a majesty and tactility that I find unmatched by any other paper I have tried. If you are not printing your photographs you really are missing out on what is probably the most satisfying and enjoyable aspect of the entire photographic process. My sincere thanks to Tony Knight and This is My Life for the video production.