Wow, there has been a serious lag in updates on this news reel of late, apologies for that, I promise I’ll try and keep on top of that now, there is plenty to talk about and plenty of photos…
First up, a cool new publication is out, Kook (issue 2) which features a bunch of my work (and even features our old ford on the front cover) and a great story by my good buddy from down here in Tasmania, George Foulds. You can order a copy here…
http://kookpaper.blogspot.com/
right on.
After six weeks back in the motherland working on a few commisions, I’m back in hobart, tasmania, getting on with life and all is good.
A few weeks back I popped back to west Wales for another howies shoot. Another awesome time with old friends and new.
belly slidin fun in the deep south…
I’m going to be enormous by the time I finish this next job. Fact.
a few weeks back I got a great commision for an awesome little publishing company, Polarworld, to shoot a portrait of legenedary bristish climber Paul Pritchard. So it turned out he was living basically up the end of my road in Hobart, so we got to know each other over a few coffees and then spent an afternoon hiking out to a little hut at the top of our local mountain. He is a total legend and an inspiring fella.
An awesome little job.
Here is one that didn’t quite make the cut.
down south, life goes on…
It’s been a wierd week, I lost a mate from down south, a inspiring man with far too few years under his belt. It’s put my own mortality into perpective and made me realise we are truly blessed to be here. More now than ever I’m going to commit to making the most of the days I have, living through experience and taking some photos along the way, to hopefully, one day, inpire others to do the same.
I know Jonno would approve.
Thanks for the inspiration fella, we will miss ya. RIP.
I just put together a new blog/gallery thing to show some images from my new life down south… It’s still kinda a bit jittery and slow, but I like big pictures. So be paitient, it might take a few mins to load…
http://latitudinaltales.co.uk/
everyone loves camping…
I’m working on a bit of a mad one at the moment, living in Australia but flying back to the motherland to complete a couple of commissions. My air miles are going through the roof and jet lag is kicking my ass.
Whilst moving about I’m working on a few personal projects in the Southern Island states, here is an insight from the first batch back from the lab…
Aotearoa – north and south, Tasmania & Bruny Island.
