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11.7.13
Outtake of the week #1
16.1.13
The blog is alive!!!
Hello all, you may have thought from my absence that the blog had been laid to rest...
Not so! I have been a touch busy over the past few months, lots of new stuff on the
boil and cleaning up a bit of the old stuff that had got a bit stuck to the stove top.
Here is a little something I have been making along with my wonderful wife
(she is the hot chick in the video!) for musician Adam George... I hope you enjoy it!
I will be back soon... Scouts honor!
Adam George - Clocks from fatografi on Vimeo.
Not so! I have been a touch busy over the past few months, lots of new stuff on the
boil and cleaning up a bit of the old stuff that had got a bit stuck to the stove top.
Here is a little something I have been making along with my wonderful wife
(she is the hot chick in the video!) for musician Adam George... I hope you enjoy it!
I will be back soon... Scouts honor!
Adam George - Clocks from fatografi on Vimeo.
29.11.12
IMAGE OF THE WEEK #52
There has been a silence on the blog of late. The silence has now been broken, the clouds have parted so to speak. With clouds in mind, enjoy these stormy ones over the beach of my childhood home.
Until next week (unless things get crazy again!)
Until next week (unless things get crazy again!)
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| Simon Hewson©2012 |
26.10.12
IMAGE OF THE WEEK #51
"Enjoy uninterrupted views, pristine beaches and crystal clear water"
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18.10.12
IMAGE OF THE WEEK #50
Your probably thinking... what's going on with all this nature stuff?!? All I can say is, I feel very connected to the land and mother earth's powers are strong within. But never fear, next week we will no doubt be back to images of mans love of destruction and the gentle decay of the fabrics of society!
So behold this wonderful sunrise over the Grand Canyon. I thought I would be the early bird, but no. As I arrived at my scouted spot from the previous day, I descended upon hundreds of other sun seekers. Not wanting to hang around or push and shove to get a clear shot, I ran for the hills so to speak. Perched on a rocky out crop, I got the clearest view I could find, I also had the joy of watching the morning unfold by myself, alone with my surrounds, soaking in all of natures glory.
So behold this wonderful sunrise over the Grand Canyon. I thought I would be the early bird, but no. As I arrived at my scouted spot from the previous day, I descended upon hundreds of other sun seekers. Not wanting to hang around or push and shove to get a clear shot, I ran for the hills so to speak. Perched on a rocky out crop, I got the clearest view I could find, I also had the joy of watching the morning unfold by myself, alone with my surrounds, soaking in all of natures glory.
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| Simon Hewson ©2012 |
15.10.12
Chappelli by Ian Chappell
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| Simon Hewson ©2012 |
The new book by Ian Chappell is soon to hit the shelves. It promises to be an exciting read and not just one for the cricket fans. I just got my advance copy from Random House. I'm really pleased with the cover, which was designed by Luke Causby at Blue Cork. We had a great day shooting with Ian, he was relaxed and in great spirits, he told us many funny and fascinating tales whilst photographing him.
I can only begin to imagine what lies between the covers of the book!
The book is due out on the 19th of November and will be available from all good bookstores.
13.10.12
IMAGE OF THE WEEK #49
This weeks instalment is from a new series that I have been working on.
'Lantana and other weeds' takes a brief look at how society attaches labels.
A flower can be a thing of beauty in one world, but in another it can be considered noxious.
If a plant grows strong, pushes through adversity and flowers to spread seed, then why do we not take joy in such things?
Is this not a metaphor for life?
'Lantana and other weeds' takes a brief look at how society attaches labels.
A flower can be a thing of beauty in one world, but in another it can be considered noxious.
If a plant grows strong, pushes through adversity and flowers to spread seed, then why do we not take joy in such things?
Is this not a metaphor for life?
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| Simon Hewson ©2012 |
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