Cool pics bro! Love the intense stare in the first pic, not sure how it makes me feel, but it's cool lol. Now you've mentioned it I'm enjoying the natural look in the last one. There's a fair bit of negative space in the front (to be really cruel and picky lol) but hey, look at that pic I took of you and Phoebs at the deb and talk to me about positive v negative space!!
I'd love to go to Melbourne and just go on an epic street photography exploration session... Get in the street art laden alley ways, climb on roofs and things, so much potential (and fun, more than anything lol). Speaking of street photography, Henri Cartier-Bresson was the French dude whose name escaped me at the deb. I like him.
Did you see Anne Zahalka's exhibition in Mt Gambier a while ago? She's another one I really like. But it sounds like you're really more into the more natural, unposed stuff.. what's that word you used at the deb??
But anyway good work, look forward to seeing more!
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Cool pics bro! Love the intense stare in the first pic, not sure how it makes me feel, but it's cool lol.
Now you've mentioned it I'm enjoying the natural look in the last one. There's a fair bit of negative space in the front (to be really cruel and picky lol) but hey, look at that pic I took of you and Phoebs at the deb and talk to me about positive v negative space!!
I'd love to go to Melbourne and just go on an epic street photography exploration session... Get in the street art laden alley ways, climb on roofs and things, so much potential (and fun, more than anything lol).
Speaking of street photography, Henri Cartier-Bresson was the French dude whose name escaped me at the deb. I like him.
Did you see Anne Zahalka's exhibition in Mt Gambier a while ago? She's another one I really like. But it sounds like you're really more into the more natural, unposed stuff.. what's that word you used at the deb??
But anyway good work, look forward to seeing more!
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