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Amy & Matt’s Wedding

By michael | Published February 8, 2011

Well a little late, but better late than never.
Just a few shots from a good friends wedding I travelled to Melbourne to photograph.
Was a great day, thoroughly enjoyed catching up with Amy and meeting her fiancée come husband.

Wishing you both all the best for the future
~m

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Been a while…

By michael | Published April 20, 2010

Been a while since updated the blog. Over the next few days will upload some shots from recent shoots and some travelling shots as well.
In the meantime in the name of all things vain, here are a few self portraits.
Much prefer to be the one behind the camera then in front of the lens, but still can be fun to muck around a bit at times.
This was a very straightforward set-up consisting of a single Nikon SB800 shooting through a half shrouded umbrella and a solid black background. This is a great way to play with shadows. For triggering the camera I used a aputure coworker remote release. Images were shot on the D300 using the Nikon 35mm 1.8 prime lens.

Posted in Equipment, Portrait, self portrait, technique | Also tagged 35mm 1.8, basic, d300, fremantle, michael davidson, photographer, remote release, sb800, shadow Leave a comment

Panics and WASO Perform in Kings Park

By michael | Published February 21, 2010

Last night I went and shot the Panics performing with WASO in Kings Park.

With the full orchestra backing them and the surroundings of Kings park it was a pretty surreal performance, definitely worth seeing. Have enjoyed their music for a while and was surprised at how well it blended with the compositions of the orchestra. If you ever get a chance to see this, I highly recommend it.

Megan Washington was the support act, and whilst I hadn’t heard much from her before will be sure to listen to her in the future.

Check them out:

Can check out the full gallery at:
FasterLouder.com.au