Finally, the ECU Open Day came around, giving me a chance to explore and photograph the beautiful, mind-blowing and ridiculously well-designed ECU City building. Some of the photos came out incredible, particularly the colours. I took my Maman and stepdad, who were both keen to come along. They led the way while I was being torn between obsessing over photographing the escalators and the massive four-storey screen. ECU City's big four-storey screen Colours of the range in t

A chance conversation in an IGA car park about pretty lights, summer, Scotland and running somehow led to Vikings, abandoned buildings and the places where we each feel most alive.

I was photographing the old Bank of New South Wales/Westpac building at 452 Fitzgerald Street, North Perth, when I started chatting to a lovely lady named Marie.

I met a lovely young lady called Elizabeth at the Canning Bridge IGA. I think she was Chinese, although she was also just as Australian as me. As always, I try to talk to strangers as much as I can because, aside from it helping me with my lisp or occasional stutter, not enough people talk to each other anymore. Elizabeth was helping herself to some chicken wings from the hot food bar. Or at least trying to, because she kept dropping them at first. I told her I never unde

Conversations with a stranger that starts over something simple and ends up covering far more than expected on the newly developed grounds of the former Princess Margaret Hospital in Subiaco.