OK, Father’s Day in Australia is on the first Sunday of September, which means this year I have another 50something days to get thinking. Yes, we’ve been down the road with socks, ‘Dad’s the Best’ mugs, chocolates, funny undies, taking him to movies, breakfasts, cooking him special dinners, getting him control of the remote for […]
MoreThe world LOVES taking photos. And with mobile phones and digital cameras it is easier than ever to snap away at whatever we see whenenver and wherever we see it. It is greatly liberating to be able to capture whatever we want to just like that. And if the photo didn’t turn out too great […]
MoreLake Macquarie, NSW, Australia, is a truly beautiful place to live. There is no time in any day where I don’t see something I need to capture. The light and the water are constantly changing. This is a small selection of my photos. The one with the rainbow was taken with my iphone, after the […]
MoreIt was one of those things: I was getting ready for a shoot and had my head full of the right things to say and do and there they were, in a vase, on a big glass table. Many times I am drawn to strong colours, I LOVE colours, and I love strong contrasts. But […]
MoreA lovely shot of a newborn in Dad’s arms. For Dad’s birthday this already special photo was meant to be printed on canvas and hung in the living-room amongst several other photos that were all black and white. So this photo of Dad’s precious had to be turned black and white as well. I felt […]
MoreThe motorbike in the restoration I have previously written about has caused quite a stir. Knowing nothing of motorbikes myself, I did some digging and I have found out that BIANCHI was founded in Italy in 1885. From 1900 till 1939 they produced cars and commercial vehicles under the name Autobianchi, but that business was […]
MoreThis was a restoration I did a while ago. This photo was taken in 1939 in the beautiful town of Gioia del Colle in the province of Bari, Apuglia, Italy, famous for its wine and mozzarella. The image was badly ripped and scratched and had a lot of red stains, which I’m hoping were wine […]
MoreWell, apparently there are more than 150 million blogs in existence worldwide. Now there is one more.
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