Posts in Category: Event Photography
Epping’s Biggest Morning Tea
Live Music
Performances from Kayah Duen and other local bands.
The Goodies
A morning tea is not a morning tea without cakes, cookies and competitions… And Kevin the Coffee Guy! Prizes for the best goodies.
Laughter Is The Best Medicine
Social times are the best times.
Decorations
Made perfectly by the many helping hands of Epping Baptist Church.
Design-A-Beanie Competition
A colouring competition to raise money for the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation, alongside the Cancer Council Foundation.
In The Studio With Sabrina Batshon
One very rainy Australia Day (January 26th 2015), in the 2GO107.7 FM studio with 2014 The Voice finalist Sabrina Batshon.
I parked my car across the street, trudged to the studio door with camera at the ready then proceeded to wait, in the rain, for the door to be opened. Soggy and disorientated, I was guided through the labyrinth of studios towards the sound of laughter.
It was tea time.
Sabrina Batshon sat at the sound engineer’s desk and stood to greet me as I arrived. If you’ve ever met me, or perhaps even seen a photo of me within any sort of scene to draw perspective from, you would know: I am small. If I am not the shortest person in the room, it’s probably because I am in a preschool.
Despite her six inch wedged heels, Sabrina Batshon made me look tall.
But, what she may lose in physical stature, she very much makes up for in fullness of voice.
Sabrina has an amazing voice, she effortlessly reaches across several octaves – a range I would have, prior to meeting her, insisted was beyond human capacity.
I very much enjoyed this photo shoot, and what’s more, I’m looking forward to working with Sabrina Batshon again soon with her upcoming album with my brother, Brendan Horn.
EVENT: University of New England
Last week, I had the privilege of attending the University of New England Arts and Sciences graduation. I travelled to Armidale, in northern New South Wales to see my sister-in-law make the successful transition from undergraduate to alumni.
Being that she was a correspondence student, she had only visited the campus virtually. So, the first time this graduate saw her university, was the day she graduated from that university.
I tried to capture the unconventional nature of her tertiary experience. Yes, she graduated as part of a larger group. But her experience of the university had been uniquely solitary. She was both a part of something, and detached from everything.
This is my photographic study of one student’s graduation.