Looking Closer opens this Saturday, 29th October, at The Orangery Gallery in Shenton Park. It runs until Sunday 13th November. It has been an exciting journey towards my very first solo photographic exhibition and one that covers places I have visited all around the world.   I felt that it would be a lovely

I have taken a good look through my portfolio recently and have been updating various images. While doing so I remembered back to a book I bought a couple of years ago, one that had such a profound effect on me. Annie Leibovitz’s “At Work”.       Annie is a photographer whose name is

  Well I can say that working for yourself has its ups and downs and loneliness is one of the down sides. A new client that recently took me on, helped to shift my slight sense of disconnection. I walked away with a massive smile on my face and may I add there is a

  With my own parents now back in town for good, after living overseas for the past 3 and half years, I captured my father packing up boxes of old clothing and memories. It is amazing how our work/life can have such a big impact and really play a big role in creating the person

Since returning back to the office and post processing hours, I have reflected on my passion towards Industry and Mining. I guess you could say I felt like I really “found myself” up in Parburdoo amongst such passionate people, industrial surroundings and my steel capped boots. I can’t bring myself to wash the red dirt

I couldn’t wait to share my latest adventure with you all. I was recently flown up to a small town in the Pilbara called Paraburdoo, Western Australia. Although tired from a very early start, and a lack of sleep from the excitement, I just couldn’t help but quickly pull out my camera before even …

It seems that my passion in yoga is now growing so quickly. I recently took some time to connect my yoga experience with my other passion, photography. You may be thinking, “Well, Heather why didn’t you do this sooner? It is so obvious?!” I have now been practicing yoga for 10 years but my passion

I started reading a wonderful book recently called “Screw Work, Let’s Play” by John Williams. John speaks about the concept of how work can and should be “play”. Work/Play isn’t and never should have been seen as a selfish act. I found myself drawn to John after listening to him speak online for the ‘Creative

  Just received this in the mail! I feel like a kid who has just got their first library card!  

I know I bombard you with images of architectural, industrial and commercial subjects. Well for today I thought I would share a little love story of two people whom are very dear to me. They have both overcome such huge obstacles in their lives and are now happily living together with a bright future ahead.