When I was a child there was no phone in our home. When I graduated from art college there were no mobile/cell phones.
I have always been interested in exploring technological advances and how they might encourage me to broaden my art practice. These advances have been a bonus for me as I have a disability which prevents me from carrying heavy photo gear .
I like the possibilities smart phones provide for working quickly. Street scenes (not people in the street) shops, night images and just everyday scenes that are often not noticed are what I most enjoy photographing.
I endeavour to make images which are not merely recordings, but which add something extra by way of abstraction and/or in post production. Monochrome or colour, whichever best suits the image suits me.
Light and shadow

Australian Centre for Photography
Paddington, Sydney.


Brain and Mind Research Institute
University of Sydney

Lamp and parasol
Patterns

Pier 2/3 Walsh Bay, Sydney

Mix and match. Eton Lane Camperdown, Sydney




Walls.
National Gallery of Victoria,
Federation Square, Melbourne
ODDS n Ends

Art Gallery of New South Wales

How could I resist
On the road to Pigeon Forge TN 1976

Mรฉrida, Yucatรกn Mexico

Fashion is not a pretty game
Glasgow, Scotland 1976
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