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When peacocks strut their stuff!

One thing I definitely love photographing is... birds. And the peacock in 'full bloom' is always going to be of interest when any of us come across their courting, right! To find one on full display in mating season can be rare however this lovely fellow was discovered while I was walking around the bushland at Cataract Gorge in Launceston. Their...
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Shaping the Perspective on Marie Island

Openroad Spotlight "Shaping the Perspective" What an intriguing positioning of the trees, as they highlight the historic homestead! Marie Island, Tasmania. I must have photographed 100 different angles - and love about 90 of them! Not much of an exaggeration.:) Working in both colour and black and white, the mono seemed to give that little piece...
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Singapore Photogaphic Retreat .. come join us!

Photographer's - being able to travel overseas again has never been more exciting! After a long hiatus, it’s time to travel and for a photographer what a better place with colourful tropical Singapore during an Aussie winter. This photography retreat will immerse you into the lively world of Singapore, where you will not only have a blast - but...
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Early Light Tranqulity in Mackay

Openroad Spotlight "Early Light Tranquility" I LOVE sunrises... waking up to break in the new day. The hardest part of course is getting out of bed, but once you do, and arrive at a magical destination, it is all worth it! This image, in print, is one of my faves - the colors took over and were glorious with the reflections on the normally dir...
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Cutting up lino

The third day: Thursday. New skills about to hit! Expressionism and a linocut. Start. Designing! Creating a coVid 19 base storyline to this one I think. Will see how the initial play goes, and make a decision for next week. But I have certainly has a great flow of brainstorming and feel I am even close to what I want as a final piece. Given how lo...
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Charcoal and mess

Day two: More charcoal. And... makeup something from the imagination! Whaaaaat haha. Well, black fingers was the days venture. Ain't no way to do this cleanly. Not grand results, but my what fun. Yes, I definitely love this medium greatly:) As students, we are all starting to peek a little at others' work, this time next week, we'll all be besties...
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And the days of learning begin ...

An out of comfort zone journey, Ann Parrott: Day one: Cert 3 in Visual Arts "Painting". Only day one: and WOAH! Talk about get straight into it. Pick an easel. Pick up some paint. Mix it. Play with it. Create various greys. Pick up some charcoal. And boom. 'DRAW!' But how? Well, somehow fumbled through the day. Such a long way from photography, I...
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Stepping out of the comfort zone

CoVid19 has certainly made this an interesting year. Unable to travel anywhere, the first six months have been quite uneventful, and basically, for the whole world, our goal has been to just 'get through it'. But, with no end in sight for the foreseeable future still, I feel I needed something to push myself out of the comfort zone I found myself...
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