Exhibitions
Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, London 2016
Showcasing my award-winning image from the WPY 2016 competition.
Sony World Photography Awards exhibition 2016
Showcasing my Australian National award from the 2016 Competition.
https://www.worldphoto.org/sony-world-photography-awards/travelling-exhibition
Travel Photographer of the year exhibition Malta 2016
Showcasing my winning images from the 2015 Travel Photographer of the year competition
http://www.tpoty.com/exhibitions/malta
Title: We’re for Whales exhibition @ Customs House Sydney
Synopsis:
IFAW have launched their “We’re for Whales” photographic exhibition at Customs House in Sydney. A number of our photos of Humpback Whales feature on the massive digital wall on the ground level and throughout the exhibition.
Title: Elysium Antarctic Expedition
Synopsis:
In 2010 a team of 57 explorers from 18 countries, created this spectacular photographic and video record and conducted scientific research as a reference for monitoring climate change in the future. The culmination of a team of dedicated Photographers and scientist, the Elysium exhibition at the Australian Maritime Museum showcases some of the most amazing aspects of Antarctica.
Title: Sony World Photography Awards
Synopsis:
The Sony World Photography Award Winners will be exhibiting at the Sydney Opera House from the 24th October – 20th November 2011. This is a digital exhibition of all previous Australian winners located in the Western Foyer at the Sydney Opera House. My image of a Sperm Whale received a Highly Commended award in Nature and Wildlife category.
All images taken under a special permit granted by the Regiao Autonoma Dos Acores, Secretaria Regional Do Ambiente E Do Mar, Dreccao Regional do Ambiente.
Title: HSI Extinction Denied
Synopsis:
This exhibition showcases a number of the species the Humane Society international has managed to save from the brink of extinction. This was held at Customs House Sydney from September – October 2011 to help raise awareness for the many threatened species around the world.
Title: Whales in Paradise
Synopsis:
This collection of photography reveals a rare insight into a world we seldom see. It’s a world that creates thought provoking images, and is a world that needs our help. The subjects of these amazing images are the Humpback whales. In response to the Japanese’s decision to commence whaling, all money raised from this exhibition will be donated to Greenpeace and The Humane Society International.
Exhibition Opening Night
A number of friends supported the exhibition and helped make it such a success.
Exhibition Prints
