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Nicole Jones - Triple R announcer. 102.7 FM        Click On Images to View

Nicole Jones, host of Monday nights beloved ‘Local and/or General’.  This is a program that brought to the rrr community quality, new Australian (and NZ) music program focusing on local emerging artists, with interviews, live in-studio performances and regular guests.  Jones is imbedded in the rich Melbourne Music scene and often brought a unique twist to interviews and introductions of her musical guest, which was loved by her large listener fan base.

Jones started out as a volunteer at RRR, taking on graveyard shifts when possible.  She soon teamed up with Luke Pocock (current presenter of Set it Out) for a show called ‘Bad Crumbs’.  The two started hosting L & /O.G together, before she took hold of the wheel as a solo presenter. 

After 3 years of Local and/ or General, Jones is taking her records on an overseas adventures.  She will be greatly missed by all and look forward to hearing her voice on the RRR sound waves upon her return.

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Melbourne Music Week 2012. 

Behind the scenes shots at Goblin’s Screening of ‘Susperia’ at ACMI, Federation Square.

Plus Look Stop Shop feat. Barbarion at Platform’s Sticky Institute, Degraves Subway. Flinders St.

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                        Maya Gnyp. In House Producer at Ghost Pictures.

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                                             Cathedral Ranges.

                                       Images shot on 35mm Fuji Film

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                                             Docklands.

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                                            Harvest Festival. Melbourne 2012.  

‘Serene House of the Placid Hen’ installation/ performance in the Secret Garden at Harvest Festival. Created by sisters Jayt Buchanan and Anna Buchanan.

                                Harvest Festival. Melbourne, 2012

   This is a project run by ICAN (International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons)

‘Bombs No More’ is a simple but clever interactive way to raise awareness of the Nuclear weapon issue and encourage discussion within an enjoyable creative environment.

Jon Oldmeadow wandering the docklands preshoot plus Mona Foma ‘Intermission’ publicity shoot.

Intermission was an interactive art installation by artists: Jon Mark Oldmeadow and Rachel Feery for Mona Foma Festival, Hobart TAS 2013.

Just a bit behind the scenes self portrait experimenting whilst packing up post Taylor’s hollywood portrait shoot.

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                       Goblin (ITA) - Melbourne Music Week. Melbourne Town Hall

In November this year I had the amazing opportunity of working alongside the so very talented Mia Mala McDonald photographing  Melbourne Music Week.  Here are just a few shots from that week of music madness.

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      Eliza Muirhead and Tim Watters - Sea Shepherd’s Zero Tolerance Campaign.

Sea Shepherd Australia are an incredibly inspiring and admirable organisation that dedicate everything they can to protecting our marine wildlife. This summer they are heading to Antarctica on a Zero Tolerance Campaign to stop Japanese Whaling boats from slautering whales illegally in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary. 

Aboard this boat is two of my closest friends, Eliza and Tim (Fair Projects), who are filming and photographing the crusade. 3 months on a boat in Antarctica with barely any contact to home, no fresh fruit or veg after five weeks and with 42 crew members sharing a living space not much bigger than medium size house. 

I have a HUGE amount of respect for these people and their bravery and commitment to this cause. Not to mention curiousity into how they manage to fend off cabin fever.

You can follow their campaign here on facebook 

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                                                 SWING & STEVE

So very lucky to have the opportunity to photograph Alice Swing and Steaphan Paton
Basically they worked it. And yes that’s right they are wearing matching floral outfits made by Alice herself. Check out both their work by clicking on their names above.

THANKYOU SWING AND STEVE!! YOU ARE BOTH LEGENDS. XXXXX

                                       The end of film projection.                           (click to enlarge)

The change over from film projection to digital is well and truely under way. By the end of this year these film projectors will be piled up in a dumpster and there will no longer be anyone, up there beyond that little glass window, crafting the light that washes upon the big screen.

In collaboration with Simon Howe (No Such Place) , we decided to capture the world of the projection room that will soon be no longer. 

Thanks to the ever amazing Laura Toister for sparking the idea and Simon and Bill (Projectionists) for taking a moment to strike a pose.

Kate Boston Smith - ‘Kitty Bang - Live to Tell’          Click on images to enlarge.

‘Introducing a world first artform ‘Shaberet’ - come for the art, stay for the good times.’

Publicity shoot, behind the scenes and performance photography. 

I saw the preview of this show and it’s hilarious. Kitty Bang is a natural. Such an enjoyable show.

This amazing show opens this Tuesday Oct 9th. 10pm @ The Tuxedo Cat.

Show runs til Saturday. Deets here: https://www.facebook.com/events/139219799557898/?fref=ts

and here Melbourne Fringe