At first you wouldn’t know how tiny it is. Only the comparison to my camera lens cap reveals it. Why did they make photos so small in the olden days. A logic explanation would be: small paper, less cost for paper, less cost for development, less time …. I tried to find out the facts […]
MoreExtremely thick coasters or maybe paper weights. That’s generally what people think when they visit my stall at markets or come to my studio and see the acrylic photo blocks for the first time. Goes to show that acrylic blocks are still fairly new in Australia. Not many people are familiar with them. Which is […]
MoreAfter a lot of thinking and planning the request of a dog owner came to life with this video. Meet Sky, a very smart and well-trained Border Collie. She is the star of az pictured’s very first You Tube video! It was a lovely experience planning the shoot, taking the photos on a beautiful mild […]
MoreThis example shows that photos don’t necessarily have to be really, really old to have something terrible happen to them. The original photo is from the mid 1970s and it had some creative artwork added to it with a blue texta. When Mum discovered the culprit in the act she tried to wipe the texta […]
MoreA friend got a puppy. Everybody in their household was buzzing with excitement. When I first saw it, it was a curly haired furry little sleeping heap. Guess what my first question was? You’re saying ‘Can I take photos of your puppy’? – You’re exactly right. 🙂 I must have given them a bit of […]
MoreSometimes, looking at a photo straight on, will not reveal any damage, as you can see with this image. Looks fine, doesn’t it? Not so when you start tilting it slowly in the reflection of light. Suddenly we had to discover severe scratches, mainly on the face. It is impossible to determine how they have […]
MoreI do love faces. Children are the easiest to photograph, adults much harder, and women the worst. They rarely like their appearance (I know the feeling!) and are generally incredibly nervous during a shoot and very critical after a shoot. This 1400 Mitsubishi Galant is the car of a teacher at my young one’s school. […]
MoreJust finished this digital restoration the other day. Obviously the original had a few issues, the biggest problem the missing arm of the subject. Then some water damage, the most visible being the stain on the ladies forehead. And a few little rips and scratches. I was intrigued by the photo because of the blouse, […]
MoreI hope this blog post finds you all well. Just a quick one, so that you know I’m still here. Very busy at the moment, daily at the lake or the beach or in the studio. Not enough time in the day, but enjoying every second of it. This image is a recent one going […]
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