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I am an enthusiastic amateur photographer based on Auckland’s North Shore.
I have held many exhibitions and my work has featured at the Auckland Festival of Photography, North Shore Library, the English Observer and the New Zealand Herald.
As a member of the North Shore Photographic Society, I won joint first prize in an Australasian wide Photographic Society competition.
I was chosen Best of Year in the Advanced group at the Auckland Photographic Society.
Street Photography
Initially being influenced by photographers such as Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Doisneau I became and still am a passionate Street Photographer, aiming to catch strangers engaged in their daily activities.
I love the documentary concept of catching people in public places, during a moment of truth, spontaneously, revealing their character, personality, spirituality and inner self.
Impressionism
I also enjoy the art of Impressionist photography using strategies of asymmetry, cropping and blurring of motion.
Reflections
Through experimenting with impressionism I became absorbed with the effect, not just of light, but also of reflections and it’s another artistic activity I very much enjoy and one I am happy to share.
Project: A Celebration of Indian Life - Surfacing the Unseen
I started this project to evaluate and document the integration of Indian families in the Auckland community and the similarity of Indian life here against that of India.
I will exhibit my experience and images during the Auckland Festival of Photography from 28 May until 19 June, 2020 at the Depot Artspace in Devonport.
I have held many exhibitions and my work has featured at the Auckland Festival of Photography, North Shore Library, the English Observer and the New Zealand Herald.
As a member of the North Shore Photographic Society, I won joint first prize in an Australasian wide Photographic Society competition.
I was chosen Best of Year in the Advanced group at the Auckland Photographic Society.
Street Photography
Initially being influenced by photographers such as Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Doisneau I became and still am a passionate Street Photographer, aiming to catch strangers engaged in their daily activities.
I love the documentary concept of catching people in public places, during a moment of truth, spontaneously, revealing their character, personality, spirituality and inner self.
Impressionism
I also enjoy the art of Impressionist photography using strategies of asymmetry, cropping and blurring of motion.
Reflections
Through experimenting with impressionism I became absorbed with the effect, not just of light, but also of reflections and it’s another artistic activity I very much enjoy and one I am happy to share.
Project: A Celebration of Indian Life - Surfacing the Unseen
I started this project to evaluate and document the integration of Indian families in the Auckland community and the similarity of Indian life here against that of India.
I will exhibit my experience and images during the Auckland Festival of Photography from 28 May until 19 June, 2020 at the Depot Artspace in Devonport.