Day 2: Deloraine to Cradle Mountain
April 20, 2014
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Day 2: Deloraine to Cradle Mountain
After having gone to bed early last night, you'd think that I was ready to jump out of bed when my alarm went off, again, again and again until I rose just before 6am thinking that sunrise wasn't actually going to be worth it, given what I could see out the window. Figuring that I was already up and may as well...
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Day 1: Deloraine
April 19, 2014
It was as if I was still daydreaming, any second I expected to be pulled out from my reality to find myself sitting at my desk with the phone ringing, but no, not this time. I was awoken from my awkward, light slumber on the plane by the shrill cry of an infant from two rows ahead. I was definitely on the plane, and on my way to a holiday I had dre...
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Adventure Mode!
April 16, 2014
How time flies.
It was just the beginning of the year when I was lamenting how long I had to go until I left for Tasmania, now, it’s only 2 days away!
I have been getting even more excited as the days roll closer, that feeling of holidays, to put everything down and go and be someone else for a few weeks, the creative me, the no limits me, the ad...
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Photography Commandments to Live By!
April 10, 2014
Things that seem simple and just taken for granted for me, might not be so to someone else. These apply to rules, mannerisms and how you conduct yourself – whether professionally or as an enthusiast. Here I’ve compiled the commandments I believe in, but please submit yours too!
These are intended to be both serious and fun. Let’s all knock our hea...
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Antisocial Media
April 03, 2014
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This is a massive, massive topic – entire university subjects are dedicated to examining the sneaky ways that the media tiptoes around to get into our minds, to wrap the cloth over our eyes and make us vacant enough to hand over our hard-earned dollars. So with that in mind, I’m going to try and keep it tight and relevant to Photography. It’s a Cos...
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© Mel Sinclair Photographer
"Soft Territories" an exhibition with Sue Gordon
Ipswich Community Gallery
27 October to 10 November 2026
This gallery is indicative only - the work is currently in progress.