photography

  • Australian pelicans

    In Victoria, there’s a lovely little coastal town called San Remo — the Australian namesake of the certain Italian town. I’ve got no idea what goes on in the Italian San Remo, but the Aussie version is famous for fishing,… Continue reading

    Australian pelicans
  • Docklands at Night

    I’m continuing my little series on Melbourne after dark. The city really comes alive at night — it’s colourful, charming, and always interesting to wander through. In winter, darkness arrives pretty early too, so by 6 pm it already feels… Continue reading

    Docklands at Night
  • Cinematic Laneways

    Do you need to watch a film to enjoy cinema? Or can cinema exist without the film at all? This set of images comes from an experiment in treating photography like film — shooting street scenes in Melbourne at night… Continue reading

    Cinematic Laneways
  • Northcote at Dusk and at Night

    If you’ve been following my blog posts, you probably remember the photos from the rock gigs. Both concerts were at the Northcote Theatre in Northcote — one of Melbourne’s classic old inner-city suburbs. It used to be a pretty rough… Continue reading

    Northcote at Dusk and at Night
  • Rainy night on Southbank

    It’s winter in Australia right now, and I’m loving it. Not everyone’s a fan, unlike me. So what do I like so much about winter? Easy — it gets dark early. By 6pm it’s already dark, and I can start… Continue reading

    Rainy night on Southbank
  • Night in Melbourne

    This is what I’ve wanted to do for the last couple of years. What exactly? Shoot beautiful videos. I’ve more or less figured out how to take good photos already. Not that there’s nothing left for me to learn in… Continue reading

    Night in Melbourne
  • Nunchukka Superfly and Pit

    This is a follow-up to my story about the Helmet concert in Melbourne. Just to recap — the gig was on 25 April 2026 at the Northcote Theatre. Northcote’s one of Melbourne’s inner suburbs, for those who don’t know it.… Continue reading

    Nunchukka Superfly and Pit
  • Helmet

    A slightly odd name for a rock band, isn’t it? Or maybe not. Rock musicians tend to choose names that grab attention. According to legend, the original name proposal was Helmuth (the German name), but Helmet sounded better. And it… Continue reading

    Helmet
  • Golden Autumn

    April in Australia is the height of golden autumn. To be honest, Australian trees don’t really turn yellow or shed their leaves in autumn. If you want to admire golden autumn in Australia, you’ll only find it in gardens with… Continue reading

    Golden Autumn
  • Emerald Lake

    Visit Emerald Lake in the Dandenong Ranges near Melbourne. See Puffing Billy steam train cross the bridge and enjoy beautiful autumn scenery. Continue reading

    Emerald Lake