Posts Tagged ‘Kimberley’
Pippin Drysdale – WA State Living Treasure
How cool is that? Pip’s work has been recognised, awarded and collected worldwide. She was made a Master of Australian Craft in 2008 and now she’s been recognised here in WA as a State Living Treasure. Pip’s status as a treasure has been well known to us since we started photographing her works almost 20 years…
Read MoreCharacters of the Kimberley
Five days in WA’s beautiful north west photographing four people for a character based tourism campaign – what could possibly go wrong? Here’s a clue. Cyclone. Lua. Day one went OK. If you don’t count the loss of a bag of light stands and a tripod. Claire the Client picked me up at the airport…
Read MoreMad as Cut Snakes
There is always a simpler way of doing things. Sometimes it ain’t pretty but the further you are from the city, the less it seems to matter. In the “build-up” to the wet season in the Kimberley the days are long, hot and humid. Like the morning after a biggish night it’s kind of OK…
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