I always get excited when I spot something new, or at least new to me, in the budget amplifier space.

A modest month of incredibly small photographic adventures.

A true collaborative production, with Uralla Shire Council handling all of the interview portions internally and Visitors From Dreams capturing all supplemental b-roll and managing editing responsibilities, this project was one of our most significant film undertakings to date.

5 Illustrations, but only one subject.

In this video, Daniel from Living Entertainment does a deep dive on the pairing of the Rotel A8 with 3 pairs of bookshelf speakers, those being the Wharfedale Diamond 12.0, the KEF Q1 Meta and the Bowers & Wilkins 607 S3.

Dog races, concerts and weddings. Another money of absolute chaos.

It was a privilege to be invited by UNE to cover the installion of the 10th Chancellor of UNE on the lawns of Booloominbah. As is often the case I saw a lot of familiar faces and got to meet plenty of new ones.

From street parades to jousting, live music to wrestling, dancing to LARPing, the Australian Celtic Festival 2025 had it all.

Located 40 kms south west of Armidale, NSW, Tullimba is a world-class feedlot research facility designed to provide research and training opportunities to enhance the international competitiveness of the Australian beef industry.

A return visit to My Hippy Shop to capture the new arrivals for winter.

Portraits, festivals, wedding expos, BBQs, beaches, and markets, and that’s just the stuff I did in my own time.

Wrapping up April with 10 illustrations. Memes, games and animated kids films all featuring this month.

In this video, Daniel from Living Entertainment does a deep dive into the sound signature of Rotels entry level integrated amplifier the A8 with the Australian bookshelf speakers the Encel Gelati.

Thank you to everyone who came together to honour and remember on ANZAC Day last week—a day made even more meaningful by our wonderful community.

Over the long weekend, I hiked the 13km Coastal Path from Lennox Head to Ballina, camera gear in tow. What should've been a 2.5-hour walk turned into a 6-hour spec shoot, chasing light and beachscapes. Despite forgetting to clean one of my sensors, I captured some shots edging closer to the 16mm feel of Morning of the Earth (1972). It may never lead to work, but sunrise shooting and learning on the go made it all worth it.

Its midnight and someone is in your kitchen…

8 spectacular performances by Armidale’s Stars and their incredibly talented dance partners.

Visitors From Dreams was engaged by Harps Manufacturing to create an instructional video for their new Bray Ware Tap tool, doubling as a marketing piece. To differentiate it from the polished, generic content common in the plumbing sector, the team adopted the aesthetic of a 1970s industrial film. The result helped position Harps as a company taking a more practical, hands-on approach to solving real-world plumbing challenges.

6 Illustrations and some short animation from throughout the month of March.

March this year was nothing if not varied, even beyond the commercial projects. From relaxing walks around the town of Armidale to holiday snapshots from Newcastle and events in Tenterfield and Uralla, there was no shortage of activity this month.