I have been doing some corporate head shot sessions lately, and I have been having so much fun with them. It’s a definite change to photographing young children and involves a lot less singing, dancing and crawling around the backyard blowing bubbles to keep their attention.

What more do you need for a 2 year anniversary blip, then 2 perfectly timed surfers walking into your frame?

It’s been a wonderful journey on blip, and I have loved being part of such an inspiring, creative and supportive community. It’s such a unique space and I’m grateful for the people that have worked so hard to save it. I’m also indebted to those of you that have passed by, left comments and been part of my life the past two+ years. Thank you.

Remember when you were a child and dreamed of holding a million dollars in your hands? Turns out the equivalent in rupiah wasn’t the heady excitement I had anticipated.

Had the great pleasure of meeting Lorna today, who turns 105 years old in a few months. She is gracious, softly spoken and proved quite sprightly throughout our shoot. Such a treat to photograph her.

An incredible sunset this evening … so had a play with the RollWorld App to spin things around a bit.

Visited some photography exhibitions today as part of the Head On Festival in Sydney. These photos were part of the exhibition by John Dobson, paying homage to iconic images from art and photography. This man was studying the images with great delight artistic interest.

A gorgeous morning for swimming laps at the ocean pool at Freshwater Beach. I love that sensation of when you are swimming and push off from the wall and there is a rush of bubbles as your arms clear a path. I could easily spend my half hour continually doing just that, but it’s not really classified as exercise. And I’m an adult now.

You can usually tell by the amount of grass, dirt and mud that trails from my front door to the back.

Went into the city to catch a few lectures as part of the Head On photography festival. Always great to hear different perspectives and stories from photographers around the world.

Darling Harbour was aglow in soft hues as the sun set tonight. Everyone around me had just stopped, holding their phones up to capture the moment.