Author: web guru

A travel photographer for a magazine I shall never be. I often look at my photos when home from an overseas trip and giggle - there is often no evidence of where I have been in the photos. But I do love the inspiration, the colours and the textures of travelling. Sometimes I get overwhelmed...

I am into ice. I love putting things in ice. I spent 21 years working for a global ice cream company. In 2009 I took my first artistic photograph in ice. After 15 years I am just as excited to see how the ice will crack, and how the object will freeze. The organic nature...

All the images in this gallery have been taken in camera, either as one shot or as a double exposure in camera. I am not much of a one for spending time in front of computers. I value technical competence over accidents or artificial intelligence. I am not afraid to put in the hours and...

Always was. Always will be. I acknowledge and respect our First Nations people, their culture and the values of this land that has been nurtured and managed for tens of thousands of years. Let's learn and continue to support their practices. Nothing delights me more than to be surrounded by the nothingness that is everything in...

I like to experiment. I have used mixed media to explore different topics, especially around climate and the ocean. Excursions into making leather, found objects, cyanotype, sewing, boiling - it keeps me interested and refreshed. Sometimes they are one-offs - can’t get this idea out of my head - and sometimes it may be something...

There is something authentic about the material we have been using for all of human history. I have always enjoyed tinkering - building rustic garden beds, and doing repairs for neighbours. Self-taught to date but I am now putting in some effort to improve my woodworking skills. Very early days and I started by restoring...

Instagram provided a natural outlet to display my images, and for some time, transitioning that to the website was easy. Anway, here is a sample of some of my Instagram photos.

One of the challenges any Artist must face is how to collate and catalogue the work, what to show, what to hide, and ultimately, what goes with what.