Five days without an update, and that must surely have more to do with the dreadful internet speed over here in China than it does to do with my work ethic!
I’m sitting in a bar in Dali, Yunnan. A peek over my right shoulder and I can see that for the first time in the two days that we’ve been here the rain has stopped. At approximately 3000m above sea level it should have come as no shock that it is wet and cold, but in a country known for …

As the numbers on the distance marker on the Dukes Highway to Adelaide tumbles the reality of my departure is slowly absorbed. That and the fabulous little countdown widget on my mac which indicates hours rather than days till I get on Qantas flight QF97 to Hong Kong.
I’ve been working as a professional editorial photographer for a relatively short time; five years, but in that time I’ve had an exhilarating career, covering The Ashes cricket, AFL Grand Finals, PGA Golf, Federal Elections, ATP Tennis, music festivals, motor racing, Asian Champions …

On the 9th of February I had the privilege of being the photographer for Kim & Parish. They had such a relaxed and fun wedding at Cafe Salsa at West Beach.

Life has been pretty hectic lately, so I’ve been neglecting my blogging responsibilities!
I’ll work backwards from this week as it might help me keep track, but it includes football, football, football and some football!

I spent yesterday in Steel City; Whyalla, in South Australia.

Port Adelaide FC are spending a few days up there getting involved with local football teams, schools, and the greater community.