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Earlier in the year, I worked on an editorial piece for Tiger Airways’ in flight magazine, Tiger Tales. I was asked to capture a different side of Brisbane, focusing more on the local culture rather than it’s “touristy” surrounds. The story was structured around 9 streets in Brisbane and the unique offerings of each of them. As a local photographer, I was in my element when it came to capturing some of the city’s attractions. In addition, I was to capture some young Brisbanites for the cover (above). It was a really enjoyable shoot and gave me the excuse to visit some of my favourite cafes.

If you’re traveling on Tiger Airways before the end of April, be sure to pick up a copy. This was my second cover for Tiger Tales, with one more cover on the way. My first shoot with them had me standing on the back of a moving Harley, trying to get the cover shot! You can read more about it here.

As I mentioned in my previous post, I was interviewed in the last issue of Capture Magazine. It was a small 2 part piece on social media and how it can be used by photographers. The follow-up issue has hit the shelves, where I say a few more words about Creative Commons licensing and most importantly, have illustrated it with some of my favourite images! The piece looks at a number of photographers’ views on online copyright and is quite an interesting read, touching on protecting your photographic rights online.