4987 kms

February 20, 2011 by Tony 5 Comments

Apologise for the break, I have been travelling. From the north coast of NSW to the sou west of Western Australia. A huge road trip. 4987 kms to be precise. We have an amazing country. I cut through the arid regions for the most part. Dramatic colourful landscapes that continually changed as I ...

Westward

February 6, 2011 by Tony 1 Comment

I’m heading west tomorrow. I would have said “heading home” but the more time I spend on the north coast the less sure I am on where home actually is. Perhaps I am destined to spend the foreseeable future splitting time between both regions and beyond. I sit here in Yamba looking at the swell m ...

New England Storm

January 29, 2011 by Tony Leave a Comment

I took the back road north last week. This route takes you up onto the New England tablelands before you drop back down to the coast near home. Typically there is less traffic and it’s a pleasant rural variation to the well trodden coast road. Around 60 kms short of Armidale a mass of clouds s ...

Swimming At Dawn

January 20, 2011 by Tony 2 Comments

I always feel a degree of apprehension when I’m first out at daybreak. It’s always special to have the surf to yourself but is it friend or foe that waits for you beyond the breakers. This morning, as usual, it was my friends. I’m sure they weren’t alone but the immediate interest was from two adu ...

My other home.

January 16, 2011 by Tony Leave a Comment

Last night was special. I returned to my old stomping grounds and had the best surf I’ve had there in years. It wasn’t the most perfect or biggest. It was just the most fun. I arrived home with the biggest smile and really counting my blessing. Today was the same. The surf was significantly lar ...

Flood

January 14, 2011 by Tony Leave a Comment

My thoughts go out to those effected by the recent flooding. It has been a frightening display of natural forces. The road to Yamba is cut. No one can come and no one can leave. This town is one of the prettiest places I know. Big river, golden sand, sparkling beaches and all that stuff. But ...

The Clarence

December 19, 2010 by Tony 1 Comment

When I first started shooting photography my sister gave me a book called “Ways of Seeing” by John Berger. Basically it discussed the idea that two people viewing the same image could get two totally different messages from it. Probably a fairly obvious concept but I remember I enjoyed it and I cer ...

Splendour

November 9, 2010 by Tony 1 Comment

Nhu and Simon For sometime now there has been a growing trend towards a more relaxed wedding ceremony in both content and location. Beaches, parks, forests and vineyards all seem to be in the mix. Bridal party and guests marvel at the natural beauty of these chosen venues. Culturally we seem to ...

Andy Irons

November 3, 2010 by Tony Leave a Comment

Andy Irons Just the saddest day today. I found out earlier that Andy Irons passed away during the night. He wasn’t in my circle of friends but was someone that I admired from afar. His surfing was amazing and full of bravado. He could do all the new school stuff but it was his a ...

Presence

October 15, 2010 by Tony 4 Comments

Linda and Kyal I love all the forms of humanity involved in a wedding. From the past, the friends and family that have been interwoven into the couple’s lives. And for the future there is the bride and groom committing to a brave new path together. There are guests who attend, others that ...

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4987 kms

Westward

New England Storm

Swimming At Dawn

My other home.

Flood

The Clarence

Splendour

Andy Irons

Presence

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