Sydney

I love Sydney, in spurts- meaning very small day excursion doses.







































































This photo has been by far my most successful photo's I have ever taken- it has got me shortlisted for a few things in australia- but Im not a citizan.




























































Sometimes to get the angle. You have to wear the angle.














































































































I met this woman in a very plush plush loo. She had a fake american accent (along with the fake everything about her). But she was genuine. Contradiction- Im aware of it, but I believe it.





















Almost everytime I go to Sydney I see this man. I wish I had the guts to ask about his story.but he did let me photography him.

 

 

 I thought I would never do it. It wasn't as tall as the NZ one. But I did. Center point tower.

Esther and Sebastion

Esther is genius. She is a musician. Actually she is music. Hearing her play the cello is like closing your eyes and indulging in the 5 senses at the same time. She has taught me so much. I came into the music department as a scared, compeditive and apathetic flautist and through our deep chats time listening to her, I have fallen in love with music and the power it has- both on the performer and the listener.
Out of our entire group- She was the least likely to get married, and now she is so married, and a mother. Im so proud of her and honoured to know her.

Here's a shoot of her family.

Joy and Luke

Luke is one of my best friends brothers. He was my partner to my high school ball. Anyway. this wedding was one of my first practice wedding photoshoots. It helps when the bride and the colours are so stunning.

Naomi and David

I went to college with Naomi. I was playing the fute at her wedding. But during the photography session that I was hovering around at- her husband (a photographer) gave me his camera to 2nd shoot with. I managed to get one image with my camera. One thing I learnt from this photo- the amazing power of natrual light. It was in the afternoon- with amazing long shadows and deep contrasts.