Yesterday I shot the PRTech workshop and cars.
Shooting for almost 10 hours strait does turn your eyes square, but the hard work paid off!

I managed to have some time off today and thought I would shoot something a little different.
The shot was created with 2 exposures, one for the bulb and one for the flames.

Today I shot the man of mountain biking – Gary Fisher!
We didn’t have too much time to shoot, so I setup and got some funky shots of him in the flowers.

Check out the upcoming issue of Australian Mountain Bike Magazine for all the shots.

It was late afternoon when I got a phone call from French freerider Vincent Pernin. Originally I thought the call was my brother prank calling me once again, giving his best French impersonation.
“Hello man, I come to Australia and need some photo’s” he said in his thick French accent.
I laughed and said “I do not take photo, I make art and can make you look beau-tiful” in my best French accent.
Clearly confused Vincent continued to explain….

I am back from two weeks in paradise!
What an amazing place… It took me a while to decide if I should drag my camera along with me, but knew that if I didn’t take it, I would have been kicking myself. I am really glad I did take it, otherwise I would have been doing allot of kicking.

We turned up on location freezing at 5am and in the distance you could hear the roaring of the Porsche approaching.
There are only a handful of these 911 GT2’s in Australia and at $500k they are a bargain!
Once I had covered the car in my dribble, we got the shoot underway!

Today I shot Katrin Van der Spiegel (Say that 10 times in a row) for Australian Mountain Bike Magazine.
Katrin is a Mum, Lawyer and professional mountain biker!

Here are a couple of the shots.