exhibition - 'tokyo.street.'

my first exhibition! come down to dragonfly bar in the city (adelaide) and looks at some pics and have a drink!

a new work in progress: 'how to make a beat'

i've spent the last coupe of weeks trying to come up with some new essay ideas that i can shoot close to home. i've spent a lot of time in the ad lab recently watching him make beats and recored rappers so it dawned on me hat i should document the beat making process.
here's a taste test: (click pic for a bigger size)

recent work

one of my favorite shots from the past few weeks. this image will is part of my work in progress piece tentatively titled the adelaide light.

MAINTAIN X ADMIN

they've finished in the lab and have now dropped the most fresh 'X1'.
hit up their website for a FREE download of the 21 track album.
duh-duh dope on a rope!

lara.

word up.

inspiration...

rundle street

was out in the city around dusk the other day a took few snaps using the light from shops to illuminate the passersby and surrounds.

amazing images from the early 1900s...

check out this link. it's amazing to see this era in colour and in such detail!

HERE

and the fact that they're taken from all around the world makes them even more compelling.

M x AD

check the link HERE for info and a few tracks

ANZAC day essay...

on anzac day, i organized to follow around one of the vets who was taking part in the parade. he was a vietnam vet and a pretty nice guy to hang out with for the day.
i met him at the 'almost' dawn service at the repat hospital, went to his house for brekky, hit the big march in the city and then went to the keswick barracks for the 'after parade piss-up'.
here's a small taste of what i shot:

this is my work in progress

street shot

some models i've been making recently...

click on the image to make it LARGE! they look much, much better bigger. trust me.

untitled.

couldn't have said it better...

"i'm never content with what I do. I live in a sort of permanent dissatisfaction. I think that's the secret to doing things well."

karl lagerfeld.

iPhoneisms...

interesting quote...

an unknown sociologist uses the term 'double absence' (or dual absence) to describe feelings of migrants who are living in a foreign country; their host country is not their country- and their native country is not really their country no more…

photographers im feeling recently...

jan sochor has some brilliant documentary work. exactly what i want to be doing:

anton kusters is doing as essay on the japanese yakuza has has got some incredible access into a very closed community:

elizabeth weinberg takes some cool shots:

local adelaide photog matt nettheim did the stills photography for where the wild things are:

funny times...

whenever i'm in the mood for something humorous, saucy, handsome, or even if i just want to look at a brilliant header photo, i pop on over to SAUCEWHORE.COM for a quick hit.


apparently 'blowdude magazine' had this to say about the author, tom:


""The sassiness of Perez Hilton, but like a more man-sassy..."


that pretty much says it all.