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·Jul 10

After the Deluge — An Ocean of Brown

It’s bucketing again today but there was a brief respite from the week long deluge on Friday and Saturday so we went up to the Coast to dust off some cobwebs, absorb a few rays and shake off the blues. An ocean of mud is what greeted us at the…

Climate Change

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After the Deluge — An Ocean of Brown
After the Deluge — An Ocean of Brown

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·Jun 2

The Challenge of Street Photography

The Canberra Balloon Spectacular — The Camera Club I belong to often organises a few weekends away so we can immerse ourselves in photography while enjoying some time away together. Earlier this year we visited the Canberra Balloon Spectacular which coincided this year with the Enlighten Festival. It was a heady mix of early mornings…

Creativity

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The Challenge of Street Photography
The Challenge of Street Photography

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·Jun 2

Step Outside Your Creative Rut

Immersing Yourself in a Photo Rally for Team Bonding & Creative Fun — The Hornsby Heights Camera Club that I belong to recently organised a photo rally. It is an annual social event at our club that challenges people to think on their feet and shoot on the day. …

Creativity

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Step Outside Your Creative Rut
Step Outside Your Creative Rut

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·May 21

The Time to Act is Now

We are not safe, till we are all safe — “I am not an Athenian or a Greek, but a citizen of the world” ~Socrates (As quoted in Plutarch’s Of Banishment) Today is election day in Australia, so banishment is on our mind. Yesterday @StevenLiaros and I voted early for a more inclusive future for the citizens and residents of…

Climate Change

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The Time to Act is Now
The Time to Act is Now

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·May 4

The Parkes Elvis Festival is back on with a bang!

The Elvis Festival in Parkes is now world renowned so it is hard to imagine that it was dreamt up over a dinner conversation by a few locals including Bob and Annie Steele. Once the idea took hold, they formed an Elvis Revival committee and organised the entire event that…

Creativity

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The Parkes Elvis Festival is back on with a bang!
The Parkes Elvis Festival is back on with a bang!

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·May 4

The Makings of a Circular Economy Village Documentary

In the serendipitous way in which our life unfolds, we now find ourselves making a documentary with award winning filmmaker, Jim Lounsbury. As his website states, “Jim is a natural collaborator and has worked with fellow artist, online communities and some of the world’s biggest brands to explore new ways…

Circulareconomy

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The Makings of a Circular Economy Village Documentary
The Makings of a Circular Economy Village Documentary

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·Apr 12

Constructing a Photographic Portfolio from Aerial Abstract Imagery

I am thankful to my mentor Ian English for alerting me to the Photographic Society of America (PSA)’s Portfolio Distinction Program. It’s a different journey to that of achieving Star Ratings through competing in international exhibitions for the Recognition of Photographic Achievements (ROPA). This program is focused on education, challenging…

Creativity

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Constructing a Photographic Portfolio from Aerial Abstract Imagery
Constructing a Photographic Portfolio from Aerial Abstract Imagery

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·Mar 17

Should We Build Back Better After Natural Disasters?

The National Arboretum in Canberra is a wonderful example of how we can build back better after a devastating natural disaster. If you live in Australia, you might remember the horrific bushfires that impacted Canberra in 2003. They were caused by a combination of extreme weather conditions, lightning strikes and…

Ecoliving

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Should We Build Back Better After Natural Disasters?
Should We Build Back Better After Natural Disasters?

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·Mar 14

International Women’s Day — Break the Bias

Happy Women’s International Day. The theme this year is #BreaktheBias and it does seem a little insane that we are in 2022 and we are still fighting cultural norms and constructs that brainwash us into creating a society where gender inequality prevails. I wanted to focus on one interesting fact…

Break The Bias

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International Women’s Day — Break the Bias
International Women’s Day — Break the Bias

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·Mar 14

Networks: Being a part and apart

Earlier this month, Steven Liaros attended the virtual launch of the Sydney University publication, Networks — Being a part and apart. It is an anthology of works by students resonating with the theme ‘Networks’. …

Creativity

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Networks: Being a part and apart
Networks: Being a part and apart
Nilmini De Silva

Nilmini De Silva

Documentary Photographer & Civil Engineer promoting new paradigms for living. http://narratives4change.com.au http://beautilitydevelopments.com.au

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