Day one of Targa Wrest Point 2009
Continue readingNearly Time For Targa Wrest Point
Posted on 30, Jan
Wrest Point is abuzz with activity with competitors, officials and teams preparing for the inaugural Targa Wrest Point which kicks off tomorrow. I will be running around the countryside all weekend photographing the cars for the competitors, which is going to be great fun. Had to go to Wrest Point today to fill in the paperwork and collect my ID, and on the way home was driving alongside an R32 Skyline GTR that was in the event. The car had Western Australia plates on it and looked fantastic. Cant wait to see it in a bit more action than this leisurely cruise down Hobarts Macquarie Street in heavy traffic!
Shot taken with Canon EOS 5D MkII, EF 16-35mm F/2.8 L USM
Should be a great weekend, and I will blog some photos on Saturday and Sunday night hopefully!
Continue readingJason Whites Lamborghini Gallardo
Posted on 22, Jan
As well as wedding and portrait photography, I am really passionate about photographing cars and motorsport. Needless to say I was stoked when I got a call to head up to Baskerville Raceway to grab some shots of the White Hot Motorsports Lamborghini Gallardo which was undergoing testing for Targa Wrest Point. The shots will be used in an article on Targa Wrest Point in The Mercury Newspaper. (more…)
Continue readingColes Family Portraits
Posted on 19, Jan
I spent a few hours yesterday afternoon with the Coles family. Antony and Lauren have just returned to Hobart after living in Queensland since just after Alexander was born. They have not had any family photos taken since Alex was about 5 months old, so it was well and truly time for some new photos!
Continue readingZoo Doo
Posted on 12, Jan
We took a trip out to Zoo Doo the other day, its a wildlife park just out of Richmond, near Hobart. As well as the usual native animals they have a camel, a pair of male lions and a couple of tigers.
This shot of their camel was taken from the “Safari Bus” that runs you around the upper paddocks, through the Emu and Ostrich pens, farmyard animals and lastly the camels paddock.
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