Category archive: Photo project
Weekend one: Experiment with composition
Point Nepean is a beautiful natural landscape, a special place with much to see and discover. It has a rich history and played an important role in shaping the early settlement, quarantine and defence of Victoria.
Day five: Solitude & the rule of thirds
I enjoy my own company but there has been too much of it lately.
Day four: Bliss and captions
On a clear day you can ski forever at Telluride, Colorado
Day three: Water and orientation
Wandering along Manhattan Beach near Los Angeles, I caught a glimpse of these guys bobbing up and down in the water waiting for waves.
Day two: Street & establishing shots
Inner Melbourne suburbs have many terrace houses. These often have narrow laneways that run behind them called a “right of way” (ROW).
Day one: Home and getting oriented
Home is where my heart is. I have lived in many places, and moved house many times. When I bought the house I live in now, the thing that sold me was a two-storey pergola in the backyard.
Day eighteen: Double and rotation
This task was to look at doubles. Your twin sisters. Your neighbor’s two poodles. Your vision during a dizzy spell. Your doppelgänger.
Day eighteen: Edges & alignment
Cornice edges in old houses aren’t always straight!
Today, the objective is to an edge — a straight line, a narrow ridge, a precipice.
Day seventeen: Glass
This task is to incorporate glass in to an image: a window, a mirror, a wine glass, sunglasses, or something else.
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