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Australian Open moments

Australian Open moments

The following slideshow is a selection of images from the past two weeks in Melbourne, covering the Australian Open with epa. It’s a quick and dirty edit, but I think it reflects what it was like to cover an event like this for a news wire. Shooting tennis – and most sports – comes down [...]

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Australian Open, Day 12

Australian Open, Day 12

One hour twenty-seven minutes. That’s all it took for Roger Federer to humiliate Jo-Wilfried Tsonga tonight. Short rallies, no emotion, just a quick, brutal thrashing. Of course, this translates into really, really really weak pictures. Looking for something a little different, I focused on the spectators as Fed threw his sweaty headband into the crowd [...]

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Australian Open, Day 11

Australian Open, Day 11

Meh. Hitting the wall. Not really feeling it today, finding it hard to stay motivated… Take seat. Set white balance, shutter speed. Press shutter. Drink water. Shoot horizontal. Shoot vertical. Check images. Mark keepers. Delete losers. Look enviously over at Nikon shooters. Repeat.
Murray Mania is in full swing, so I’m told, in old Blighty. The [...]

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Australian Open, Day 10 (or “Julian and the wristband of destiny”)

Australian Open, Day 10 (or “Julian and the wristband of destiny”)

1:46am, wrapping up editing Djokovich vs Tsonga. Tired. Will post more tomorrow.
However, I want to give a quick shout out to Julian Smith, my colleague at AAP. Julian was shooting the end of the Federer-Davydenko match, and after Federer won, he takes off his wrsitbands and throws them into the crowd. One of them landsĀ  [...]

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Awards

NEWWORK MAGAZINE & Communication Arts
NEWWORK MAGAZINE & Communication Arts

Those Olympic Diving images are still making the rounds late in the year. Very happy to see them pic

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Commercial

No room, no time… no problem.
No room, no time… no problem.

Yesterday Vinacapital held their annual investor’s conference at the Sofitel Metropole in Hano

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Editorial

TIME Magazine: Typhoon highlights illegal logging in Vietnam
TIME Magazine: Typhoon highlights illegal logging in Vietnam

TIME picked up an image from my coverage of Typhoon Ketsana a few weeks back. The story is about ill

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Photojournalism

Australian Open moments
Australian Open moments

The following slideshow is a selection of images from the past two weeks in Melbourne, covering th

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