ANTARCTIC EXPOSURE: A review
December 15, 2017
“Do you get sea sick?”
“I don’t think so, I’ve survived many boat trips before this one and never had a problem. I’ve got a strong gut, I’ll be right.”
But I was most definitely not ‘right.’
The Drake Passage dealt us some incredible sea-torture for a continuous trip of around 40 hours each way. What crosses the Drake Passage, must cross it agai...
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USHUAIA: End of the earth
December 03, 2017
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What can I say, Ushuaia is stunning!
I arrived yesterday after a flight that was otherwise ok, except for a flight attendant trying to get me to move to half a seat from the perfectly fine and whole seat that I had to myself already. A man who can only be described as 1.5 times the width of a standard seat, obviously didnt fit into the one he was...
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Buenos Aires: Recoleta Cemetary
December 01, 2017
I’ve been in Buenos Aires for 48 hours now and I can honestly say, it’s nothing like what I read.
See, I made the mistake of reading reports from travellers about the safety of different parts of the city. I read pages and pages of those who had been pick pocketed, robbed and held up in the BA’s less-desirable neighbourhoods. It had gotten me scar...
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Curve Ball
November 23, 2017
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I'm going to take a small break into reality for a moment and talk about something that I need to talk about.
Last week, last Tuesday, I had one of those life-jarring, steaming-fat-turd things happen; my house burnt down.
One of the things that has been helping me process this huge burden and absolute headtrip, is writing it out. I've been writ...
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Platypus Playing
July 06, 2017
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What seems like weeks ago, was actually months ago now, I was in Tasmania, more specifically, Cradle Mountain. There, on our first day, there was an unusual amount of rain slowly, yet persistently, falling from the sky. I took the opportunity to shoot in the rain with my D810, a decision that would later render the camera unusable for the rest of t...
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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.