With the situation we all face with lock-down comes time to work on my photography and updating my website. I have spent a good deal of time working on the Tasmanian 20th Century Modernism project. The Tasmanian Modernism Facebook group has been growing with participation from members sharing photos and thoughts. View the website and new photographs here
I’ve updated the Tasmanian 20th Century Modernism project with a new layout and the addition of new photographs
The Instagram page has just hit 1000 followers! Thank you so much for all of your support. It means a lot and helps me know people are interested in this important part of our heritage. I’ve provided a new layout for the project and added additional galleries such as the Brutalist Henty House Government offices and The former Woolsheds and Silos Launceston. I’ve added new photographs to the galleries too. I want to be able to share the “hero” photographs in the galleries, whilst at the same time not overpopulating each gallery to the point where things become a visual mess.
Henty House Government Offices - Launceston
I'm in a positive dilemma as I have over 10 years of photographs, literally thousands of photos in my archive. Working out what to share and leave out is a real challenge. For many photos that don’t feature in the galleries I will be sharing them on the blog. It’s been fulfilling process editing and remastering my photographs, especially in these strange times we find ourselves in. Spending 7 weeks at the start of 2020 making photos for this project is all the more special now considering the circumstances we are in now - it means I have plenty of photo editing to keep me busy. Check out the “new” and improved website here and let me know what you think and any suggestions you may have.