A Travel, Photography and Points Blog
Wedding photography was never really an interest of mine. I’ve tried it (as a second shooter) twice so far. Once in 2013 with a Canon DSLR and the second time this year in 2019 with my Fujifilm X series XT10 camera. On both occasions it was to second shoot for a friend who was starting out as a wedding photographer. This blog post will be more image-heavy than normally but also dives deeper into my thoughts about photography.
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We had our last Perth Fuji X Aus photowalk meetup for 2019 at the beginning of December. We decided to change it up a bit and do a social coffee catch up for half an hour before kicking off the photwalk. It was fantastic to see so many familiar faces on a Sunday morning eager to explore the streets of Perth with their camera. We ended up with 12 people for the meet up which is a great turn out for the Perth FXA team. To add a bit of focus to the walk, the theme of the day was “Shadow and light”. Since my visit to Sydney, where I had such a great time shooting some street photography with the Fuji X Aus Sydney crew, it was a theme I was eager try in Perth.
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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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