A Travel, Photography and Points Blog
This is my fourth and final blog post in the Open House Perth 2019 series. It highlights a few remaining locations that I enjoyed visiting and photographing. I had to be more selective in which locations I photographed and visited this year as I had less time on my hands. But I found I was more intentional in what images I captured and my images were more refined than last year. I also found I was more selective on which images I thought were keepers and refined my editing further.
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Other locations I photographed and visited were Fountain Residence, Reuse House, Rechabite Northbridge and Plywood Box on Hyde. The most unique of the lot was definitely Plywood Box, as the name suggest, the whole studio apartment was covered in plywood. It was a minimalist and eco friendly space.
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My Future House was another favourite location from Open House Perth 2019. It’s a single story residence designed initially as a future house for retirement. A house that has low maintenance, easy access and a flexible space. Located in the leafy suburb of Shenton Park. It’s a quaint, whimsical and homely place. A very popular location at this year’s event. I focused on capturing people admiring, enjoying and gaining inspiration from visiting this space. For some reason, I was very attracted to the yellow door that open out to the small front yard!
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This year is the 4 year in a row that I’ve attended Open House Perth event and the second year I volunteered to photograph some of the amazing locations. Each year Open House Perth gets bigger and better and this year was no different. I didn’t make it to as many locations this year compared to last year but I still enjoyed checking out and photographing a number of residential properties. The next series of blog posts will be on my highlights from Open House Perth 2019.
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I spent 4 days in Sydney at the end of September to attend a friend’s wedding (who also happens to be a photographer) and took the opportunity to explore a bit more of Sydney. During this short getaway, I met with with fellow Fuji X Aus Sydney-siders as well as John from Adelaide for a Sunday morning photo walk. It was so timely that both myself and John were in Sydney the same weekend. We kicked off our meetup with some coffee at Kurtosh then walked around Darling Square, Darling Harbour and a bit of the CBD. The Sydney crew was so welcoming towards us interstate visitors! Couldn’t have asked for a more friendly bunch of photographers. It was great to put some faces to the names and online exchanges that I have had with some of the photographers in the group. That has always been the best part about the Fuji X Aus community. I didn’t expect more than 2 other photographers to be free to catch up, but it turned out to be a group of 7 of us!
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