The Alcoholic Koala

My mind comes up with some fairly odd things to photograph – this set is actually pretty normal by my standards. The idea came to me a year ago while I was drinking some whisky and I’ve slowly developed it in my head until I finally got around to setting it up a couple of weeks ago.

The premise is simple, take a fairly standard product setup and play with it. So the first photograph of the triptych is a straight forward photograph of the three miniature Glenfiddich boxes. By the time I was ready to take the second photograph of the sequence, this cheeky little koala had wandered onto the scene and started drinking the whisky with a straw! Needless to say, he worked right through all three bottles before sauntering off just as I was ready to capture the final image. Shortly after, he fell over and passed out and I can’t tell you how bad his hangover was when he woke up. Continue reading

Hello people with interest in photography!

I’ve run a photography blog in the past, but I limited the posts to photography sessions I carried out in my own time and ignored anything I did for clients, what I was doing regarding my business itself and what I do relating to photography in other areas. As a result it was somewhat sparse and while it received some good followers I lost the impetus to maintain it after a few months. Let’s see if I can do a little better this time!

I certainly intend to continue blogging about photography sessions I carry out in my own time but I also plan to add posts on some of the client work I do, general news relating to my business that doesn’t belong on the core website and a few other areas including information on camera I buy to add to my (brand new, absolutely tiny and entirely private) camera museum. More of a shelf than a museum at present. Well, really just one small end of a shelf for now. I plan on changing that over the next few months and years.

Bear with me while I slowly add posts over the next few weeks as the blog will be as sparse as my camera museum initially. With an expanded remit, I’m confident the blog will continue this time.