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Red Cars Go Faster 🏎

I'm sure it's scientifically proven somewhere...

Whip panning on slow shutter speeds proves to be tricky when your subject is moving at 150km+ through corners, but I love a challenge.
Had a blast at the this year capturing some special details of across the weekend.

Absolutely love this sport and have great admiration for the drivers, teams and everyone involved in putting on the race weekends.
Hope to see more of the red team at the top for this season 🐎

🇹🇭 Thai Sunsets 🌇

Patong Beach highlights the amazing activities on offer as the sun sets on a beautiful day in Thailand.

The beach offers a chance to wind down from a busy day of navigating vendors, motorcycle and tuktuk traffic as well as the wild night-life of Patong's bars, nightclubs and more. 🏓

Beneath the flashing lights lies the grind of families looking to make a living with mobile food stations on motorcycles with their children in-tow, and adults doing what they can to make it by.

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Papaya Power

P1 and almost an Aussie First.
A tumultuous race day at Melbourne with the weather showing up in true Victorian fashion. Adding some extra spicy results to the day with unexpected moments all day.

Congrats to the boys at and for their first win for the season. Huge respect to and the amazing effort on the day. Greatness is coming, and we just got a taste!

Finishing the series

Game, Set, Match

Although I love capturing portraits, landscapes and the fine details of life and product design, I do love sports.
I love playing sports and watching professional athletes do their thing.
The last of the highlights from my small stint at the Aus Open 2025, I spent the time timing motions, actions and shadows contrast to the court.
Trying to time the camera shutter with the angle of players racquets and the ball to create a 'double' with the shadows on court.
Trial and error, but good fun, nonetheless.

Another big event in Melbourne, this weekend 👀

Self-Portrait - Captured & Developed

Another year down and in the books. This time, the photo album.
Picking up from years past, film photography was back on the cards. Learning and changing how I go about the photography process and challenging my decision making when capturing moments on film rather than digital media.

Love the raw process of shooting film and I can't wait to capture more on this physical media; then scanned.

Self portrait, taken utilising a rounded mirror on Melbourne tramway.

Here's to 2024, but I'm ready for 2025. Goodluck to all for the new year! 🥳 🎉