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Category Archives: BJP Inspiration
 Mother’s Day is around the corner, and I’ve been mulling over what to give my own mum. So that lead me to think, you must be thinking the same thing! Here’s three great photo gift ideas for Mother’s Day, with different price points depending on your budget: $30ish Make an Instagram Photo Book – the…
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 I just got back tonight from a whirlwind three week trip in Canberra. I worked on a recipe book that serves as a tribute to an Italian couple (no longer with us) who left an extraordinary legacy in the form of authentic recipes. I documented a gorgeous family story for a family I have worked…
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 It’s been a busy week – I’m on the tail end of my summer stay in Melbourne, today is my Dad’s birthday (Happy Birthday Dad!!) on Saturday I’m documenting a family celebrating their Nonna’s 86th birthday, then off to Canberra on Sunday. In Canberra I’ll be working with a family to bring together the special…
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 I’ve discovered a very beautiful part of the world here in Melbourne. It’s my little secret. And I would love you to know about it. Maybe one day I could live there. For now I romp up there every weekend as it’s a stone’s throw from where I’m living. Wanna know where it is? It’s…
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 Merry Christmas!! Yes today is a day off from working, but you know me, it’s hard to put the camera down. I kept it by my side this year, for most of the day and I thought I’d post a few frames here. In the morning I saw my sister, brother-in-law and their children. In…
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I’m hitting the highway back to Canberra tomorrow, and will be present and accounted for there until 27th December. I have a few free slots available. So if you need me for something in Canberra, and of course there’s the next Conquering Your Camera Workshop scheduled for Saturday 15th December. If you are thinking of…
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 Abbotsford Convent is, if not already, fast becoming a Melbourne institution. From 1863 to 1975 it was managed by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd who provided shelter, food and work for disadvantaged women and girls. They cared for orphans, girls considered to be in moral danger and wards of the State. After the local…
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 Last weekend I was in the mood for a nice day trip from Melbourne. I remembered the Heide Museum of Modern Art. In 1934 John and Sunday Reed (nee Baillieu) bought an old dairy farm and began with a shared vision of what they wanted to create. Together they built a place for progressive artists…
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Fusion Photography is a new technology that combines, or, fuses, video clips and image slide shows. You can also add audio and music. My camera, the Canon 5D Mark II has the capacity to capture full frame stills and video – you just toggle between the two depending on the moments you want to capture…
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 I just returned to Canberra from the amazing The 2012 AIPP Nikon Event. The third year it’s been run, it’s a continuing professional development activity that can rack up enough points alone to cover the CPD annual requirement held by the Australian Institute of Professional Photography. It’s a full, 4 day program with 28 speakers,…
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