Near iMax Cinema at Darling Harbour a few months ago. iPhone + Hipstamatic.
gary poulton
McKenzie’s Beach Dreaming @ Grace Gala
‘McKenzie’s Beach Dreaming’ fetches $1000 at Grace Gala Auction for the Children’s Hospital at Westmead.
This years Grace Gala raised approx $750,000 for the Children’s Hospital. A big thank you from me to Lynn Warren Smith, Claire Galea and Angela Trieste @ Vanilla Bean Events for bringing me on-board for this worthy cause. A big thanks also to the guys at Hope Tree Framing at Wentworth Falls who did such a fantastic job with the framing of the work.
IPPAWARDS 2015
A big congratulations to Michal Koralewski, David Craik and Yvonne Lu for picking up the top spots in this years iPhone Photography Awards ( IPPAWARDS ). Fellow Australian and Sydney-sider Nicky Ryan picked up third place in the ‘Seasons’ category along with a number of honorable mentions. I was fortunate enough to be selected for 3 Honorable Mentions in ‘Still Life‘, ‘Portrait‘ and ‘Others‘. see below
The Impulse to Draw @ Adobe Slate
Having been involved in the beta of Adobe Luca, it was a no brainer that when Adobe released ‘Slate’ on the App Store that I should dive into this with renewed enthusiasm. ‘Slate’ is a significant improvement on the beta and in hindsight I found that my earlier publications needed revisiting and that’s still ahead.
The latest iteration of SLATE brings ‘Glideshow’, a new feature that facilitates image dissolves with text gliding over the top. Kinda nice. Haven’t used it yet but here is something of a recent offering. Life at art school and beyond.
The Kick
Red in Black & White
AddOn @ HeadOn 2015
A big vote of thanks to Charles McKean and HeadOn Festival director Moshe Rosenzveig for the hard yards in putting together this years AddOn exhibition at Depot 1 Gallery, Waterloo.
The show runs April 29th to May 9th and officially opens this Saturday, May 2nd.
Its also a great pleasure to be invited to submit again for what is now the 4th year running.
Milk
Tomakin
The Ash Burner
Sometime mid 2014 Queensland University Press approached me with a request to use a photograph of mine that designer Sandy Cull had found on my Flickr feed, for the cover of an upcoming publication ‘The Ash Burner’ by Kari Gislason. This was a new gig for me and working through the release process was a healthy learning curve and possibly an exasperating on for the publishers. The reality of having a well respected designer in the person of Sandy Cull and Q.U.P. having the confidence in the image to carry the book to its conclusion and, in a nice way, validated what I do on a day to day basis.






