Melbourne Finders Keepers
October 31, 2012 – 2:28 pm
I’ve been photographing the Finders Keepers Markets since they first came to Brisbane in 2009. It’s always fun to spend a day walking around checking out what people have been creating and saying “hi” to a lot of familiar faces. Earlier this month, I flew down to Melbourne to photograph their Spring markets in the very impressive Royal Exhibition Building. Here are a few of my favourite shots from the weekend.
You can also see some of my photos from the first Melbourne Finders Keepers. Or see the full set of images on the Finders Keepers Facebook page.
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Beautiful photography of the Melbourne event! The way you capture the essence of the Markets makes me feel as if I were there in person. Next time I am in Melbourne I will be sure to check this out!
T.
[…] We know of your amazing work from numerous Finders Keepers Markets, your photos always have such beautiful light and clarity, capturing the perfect moment. How would you describe your style of photography and how has this evolved? Thank you, and thanks for mentioning the “perfect moment”. It’s something that I pay a lot of attention to when I’m shooting. I’ll often try to capture what I call “moments of distraction” which, when shooting portraits, always feels a lot more honest. I think my style started out as purely documentary then moved towards more commercial styled portraits and now I feel I’m moving more towards a combination of the two… clean, well lit and often with an honest story to tell. (Take a look at some of Mark’s favourite shots from Finders Keepers here) […]