Twin Lights #4 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2012)

Twin Lights #4 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2012)
The last of many. A softer rendition and more towards the IXUS from 2001.

Twin Lights #3 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2012)

Twin Lights #3 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2012)
One more to follow.

Twin Lights #2 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2012)

Twin Lights #2 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2012)

Twin Lights #1 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (7:51pm Wed 21 Nov 2012)

Twin Lights #1 - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (7:51pm Wed 21 Nov 2012)

Twin Lights - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (7:48pm Wed 21 Nov 2001)

Twin Lights - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (7:48pm Wed 21 Nov 2001)
11 years ago today. Must try to get a photo tonight on the way home from work.

Twin Lights - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Mon 19 Nov 2012)

Twin Lights - Then and Now - ATP / Redfern (Mon 19 Nov 2012)
A new Office Block dominates the skyline in the ATP.

On Photography - Then and Now

Sculpture - Sculptures by the Sea / Tamarama (Sat 03 Nov 2001)
Kirk Tuck (*) writes in Reaching back Thirty Three Years [..] (*)

I like to go back to stuff I did a long time ago and see how it compares to the stuff I'm doing now.

In many instances I'm disappointed with what I'm doing now when I see the images I made when I was [..] very new to the field of photography.

I know what Kirk means. I look back to these photos and I wonder whether I have really made any progress. In the end I think I have. I have learnt a lot about the medium of photography and it's history. So for that I am grateful.

Sculpture - Sculptures by the Sea / Tamarama (Sat 03 Nov 2001)

Twin Lights - Australian Technology Park / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2001)

Twin Lights - Australian Technology Park / Redfern (Wed 21 Nov 2001)
My little 2 MB Canon IXUS captured this scene (*) brilliantly. It was a first generation digital camera, but in many ways my favourite camera.

I saw differently in those days and in some ways feel I was a better photographer back then compared to now. More on this later under Then and Now (*).