West Australian Photography, Australian Commercial Photography, Industrial Photography
I have been working up in Carnarvon this week on a flood mitigation project for a Civil client here in WA. They are building a new flood barrier to prevent a repeat of the 2010 floods in the area. Shot with the 5D mkIII and 24mm 1.4, 70-200mm and the Fuji x100s.
Shoots this week for St Barts, a new desalination plant and a goldmine 300km North of Kalgoorlie.
All shot with the Canon 5D MkIII and 70-200mm, 24mm TS, Nikon 14-24mm and 24-105mm.
A few images from a shoot last week out at the airport. Shot with the Canon 5D MkIII and Nikon 14-24mm lens and with the Hasselblad H4D-50.
The images below are a few from my shoot in the North West this week with the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (RFDS). It was a great experience and amazing to get to spend some time with the crew based in Derby.
All shot with the Canon 5D MkIII, Nikon 14-24mm, 70-200mm and the Olympus OMD EM5 and Olympus 12mm, Olympus 75mm and Lumix 7-14mm.
A very hot and interesting day today working at a foundry in Malaga, North East of Perth. We spent the day shooting for a new website and corporate brochures.
All shot on the 5D MKIII and 100mm macro, 70-200mm and 24mm 1.4 lenses.
I was back in Tanzania this week shooting some more shots for Global Health Alliance WA (GHAWA). Most of the week was spent in Dar es Salaam with an amazing trip to the villages of Masaki and Massanganya where the welcome put on by the villages for the hand over of their ambulances was amazing. All shot with the Canon 5D MKIII and the Olympus OMD EM-5.
Below are some shots from a quick interior shoot as part of a Perth CBD office re-fit. Only had just over an hour before the staff turned up for work. Shot with the Hasselblad H4D-50 and 28mm lens and the Canon 5D MKIII and 24mm TS.
Last week I was back in the UK and wanted to re shoot the old Brighton pier with the Hasselblad H4D-50 as I had previously shot it with the Olympus OMD back in June. The weather was shocking but after four days I finally managed to get a few frames and now look forward to making a couple of very large prints from it. Shot with the Hasselblad H4D-50 and the 50mm lens.
For the past week I have been working in Tanzania in a remote village called Masanganya for Global Health Alliance WA (GHAWA). With the help of Riders for Health and Australian Aid GHAWA delivered two new Landcruiser ambulances to Masanganya and neighbouring village Masaki. I was there to document the training of the local nurses in the correct use of the ambulances and associated equipment and spent the week living in the village.
I took my Hasselblad H4D-50 and the Olympus OMD EM5 with 12mm, 45mm, 75mm and Lumix 20mm lenses and all the shots below are from the OMD.
One of the shots from Masanganya in Tanzania taken with the Hasselblad H4D-50 and 50mm lens.
A magic pic that tells so many stories. Love the colours.
V.
Got the chance to shoot some images of the new FMG Christmas Creek airstrip this week as they began their third week of operation. FMG now operate the largest plane of any minesite in Australia with the Qantas 737-800 flying direct to the site from Perth. All shot with a mix of Canon 5D MKIII and Hasselblad H4D-50.
Nice little trip out there Mark. Good looking strip too.
Did some shots at the weekend for one of my mining clients who had a pretty big team running in this years City to Surf race here in WA.
Did a few shots for my friend Peta North today so she can get some fliers going to promote her aerial photography – Shot with the Hasselblad H4D-50 and 28mm and 50mm lenses.
This morning I got to shoot some portraits of Grange Resources new CEO and Managing Director Richard Mehan for LastSay Communications. It was a pretty quick shoot that was all over within an hour and comprised some shots against a whte background plus a few shots on St Georges Terrace. All shot with the Hasselblad HD4-50 and 100mm lens with the Profoto 600B Strobe.
Just back from a three day trip to the East Pilbarra a couple of hours East of Newman in WA. Shot at three sites over the course of the shoot with dawn and dusk being the main focus for images. All shot with either the Hasselblad H4D-50 and 100mm and 28mm lenses or the Canon 5D MKIII and 70-200mm, 24mm TS or 24mm 1.4.
Two more shoots this week at South Guildford and the Airport for one of my construction clients. Amazing to see the new domestic terminal taking shape so quickly. All shot with the Canon 5D MKIII and 70-200mm and 24mm TS.
Spent a few days in the North again this week shoot some images and timelapse of a rail bridge lift and also some night work on the new rail line. Mostly shot with the 5D MKIII and 70-200mm, 24mm and 24mmTS but three below also taken with the Olympus OMD EM5.
Had a shoot this week for one of my construction and civil clients that involved some office shots and then a visit to one of their civil sites on the edge of the Perth CBD. All shot with the Canon 5D MKIII and 70-200 2.8 and 24mm 1.4
Below are some shots from a new office fit out.. All shot with the Canon 5D MKIII and 24mm TS Lens.
I have just spent the last five weeks in the UK working on some personal projects and going to a few meetings for future work and thought I should at least get something up on the site. This is a shot of the old pier in Brighton that burnt down a few years ago. Shot on the Olympus OMD EM5.
I must say that looks more like a pencil sketch, or charcoal drawing, than a photograph. Nice little camera you took it on too.
I finally got my x-pro 1. Loving it!
It does doesn’t it, it’s a photo I have had in my head for ages so was good to finally make it. The OMD did a pretty good job on the trip too – glad you are liking the X-Pro1.
Got to spend a day at an exploration camp in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia this week, it was a two hour plane flight to Telfer and a two hour drive east off road to the camp. We were there to shoot some portraits for the companies newsletters and website and it was a very busy day but good fun and a great location.
All shot with the Canon 5D MKIII and 70-200mm 2.8 and 24mm 1.4
The images below are some interiors from the new Central Institute of Technology in Northbridge. It’s an amazing building both inside and out and very bright, it’s certainly a different style from the CIT building across the road. I still have to shoot the exterior as soon as the weather co-operates. All shot with the Canon 5D MKIII and the 24mm TS, 17mm TS and the 70-200mm.
Yesterday I shot some more images as part of the Department of Health’s Healthy Lifestyles. All the images shot with the Canon 5D MKIII, 70-200mm 2.8, 85mm 1.2 and Acute B and XL Brolly.
Last night I shot some images of Erica who is just about to have her second baby, I shot some very similar images four years ago when she was pregnant with Olivia and I can’t believe that so much time has passed already! As always it was a pleasure to make photos of Erica – she is a natural! I was just glad we managed to wrap up the session without her going into labour, with so many strobes firing and Erica jumping about the poor baby must have wondered what the heck was going on…
All shot of the Canon 5D MKIII and 85mm 1.2 and 24-105 lens with the Profoto Acute B and XL brolly.
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