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Wordless Wednesday pandemic edition #202004290700

New light industry development 2005 — New light industry development 2005-12-23 17:30:13

Author s2Posted on 2020-04-292020-04-30Format ImageCategories 2020, archives, australia, digital, digital, digital photography, dslr, landscapes, melbourne, new topographics, photography, urban landscape, wordless wednesdayTags 2005, concrete, form, fresh, geometry, light, monochromatic, new, poles, red, roller door, roller doors, rothko, shapeLeave a comment on Wordless Wednesday pandemic edition #202004290700

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About s2 [Stuart Murdoch]

I have been toying with cameras since 1987.

Throughout my life I’ve held numerous jobs. I have been a photo-educator since 1993. I have taught at both a Vocational and Undergraduate level.

Other jobs have included Cab driving and pumping petrol. I also completed an apprenticeship straight out of high school.

My static site remains just that, but it does have a complete gallery of my digital photographic projects. Flickr and tumblr are where I pour most of my creative energies. I have over 20 sub tumblrs alone, some vibrant others close to dormant.

I have exhibited in and around Melbourne and Adelaide on and off since 1987. Here’s a link to my CV

I live in the inner west of Melbourne, with my Wife, and our 2 Devon Rex Cats, Smudge & Spike.

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