the Annual

Australia – If your walking pasting the newsagents, pick up a copy of the latest Capture Magazine, Australia’s leading Professional Photography Magazine.
It’s the banger for the year, the best of everything, and you can check out some of my work in there, along with good friends Chris Polack, and Sally Brownbill.
Yeeeeew!! Check it out!

Blue Tree

365

A year on the road and counting.

Work vs Play

I’m living in a Postcard.

LON – CPH

Wrapped up London, and did a ‘good pack takes at least an hour’ of the bags.

R029S009

Lahore – ‘Blad

Test Roll of 120 Kodak ProImage 100, Expired 2003.
Shot in 1hr around Lahore, Pakistan.
Developed and scanned (to .bmp!) by Pakistani Lab.
Color corrected/Grey Balanced by Me.

Kali Gandaki

“The Kali Gandaki River runs through the deepest valley in the world, between the towering Himalayan giants of Dhaulagiri (8167m) and Annapurna (8092m)..This is one of Nepal’s best wild whitewater rivers.”

And so it was.

7 (nights) in Tibet.

In the travel world, to get where you want to go, sometimes tours are the only option.

There are places that simply don’t allow solo travel, Saudi Arabia is one of those places, Bhutan is one of those places, Tibet is one of those places.

Yak & Yeti

Kathmandu is a long way from the beach, the showers in most guest houses are mis-directed needles of water, and solid blue sky’s show no sign of rain any time soon.

The only real way to get wet is the local swimming pool.
But there isn’t one.

We make our way to the other side of town, out of the backpacker digs and into the 5 star strip.

Gliding past reception and security, navigating through a massive interior, eventually finding what we came for.

Today was the Yak & Yeti. The sun burn was worth it.