Previous page and current pages: SA residents involved in consultations for the South Australian Strategic Plan for the Department of Premier and Cabinet
Left: Ying Zhu, Director of the Centre for Asian Business, UniSA Right: Brodie McCrossin, Animator, The People’s Republic of Animation Far right: Alex and Adam Bratasiuk, Clarendon Hills wines
Left: Ben and Georgina Murray, BMD Brands Right: Letchemi Pillai, for Life Support Magazine Far right: Jon Degner for Life Support Magazine
Right: ‘Tough Book’ image for ETSA Utilities internal communications
Left: Anna Meares, Olympic cyclist, for Pink Magazine, Australian Womens Weekly Right: Byron Sharp, Professor of Marketing Science, UniSA
Right: John Franco, Southern Calamari fisherman, Eyre Peninsula
Left: Southern Calamari, Sepioteuthis australis
Right: Damon Edmunds, Wild abalone fisherman, Streaky Bay, Eyre Peninsula
Left: 11kV Circuit Breakers, Devonshire Place Substation Right: 33kV/415V Transformer Da Costa Substation both from the Beneath the Square Mile, solo exhibition Following pages: ATCO Cogeneration Power Station, Osborne
Left and right: Fashion for Deluxe Travel, on location at Southern Ocean Lodge, Kangaroo Island
Left and right: A collaboration between Alistair Trung, fashion designer and Khai Liew, furniture designer, for Adelaide Magazine Following pages: Fashion for Deluxe Man
Right: Reception student (and son of the photographer), from a shoot we did for our boys’ primary school, pro gratis.
Left and following left: Part of a series of images for the South Australian Department for Families and Communities Right and following right: Junior School, Pedare College
Left and right: Part of a series of images for the South Australian Department for Families and Communities
Left: Deni Jones, Fashion Editor and stylist, Cul-de-sac Right: Mary, resident, at Sandhurst Residential Aged Care
Randy Larcombe Photographer For the cover of this year’s book, I chose an image from our collaboration with the Eyre Regional Development Board. This project was our perfect assignment. For Suzi, there was a large component of production and styling, and for me, one week in the studio shooting seafood then another week on location on the beautiful Eyre Peninsula, shooting portraits of the fisherman. Our favourite assignments are those which require a lot of our creative input. This one and also the shoot for Jamshop/Uni SA (opposite page) are good examples of working closely with a client to develop a look that becomes the signature of a campaign.
Top left: Dr Ellen Nesbit, PhD, Lecturer in Life Sciences Top right: Professor Joanne Wright, Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic, Professor of International Relations
Another highlight for me this year was working on the fashion for the Advertiser Enterprises magazines. I am not widely known for my fashion work, but these magazines give me a platform to explore this genre with a lot of creative freedom. Working with Khai Liew and Alistair Trung was particularly rewarding and an opportunity to learn from Alistair’s ‘no fear’ approach, balanced with the thoughtful reflections of Khai. Over the last year much of our personal project time was spent developing the art of short films and working out the technical complexities this involves. I see this an adjunct to my stills work where I can explore my love of visual storytelling in other ways. I always have some kind of personal project on the go. Recently I have been documenting the electricity substations that exist below our feet in the city of Adelaide. I have a weird fascination for industrial architecture and this project was the perfect vehicle to satisfy that. Exhibiting some of these images in October at AP Bond Gallery was a great reminder that other people share this fascination and love finding beauty in strange places.
Bottom left: Mark Kimber Senior Lecturer, Photography Bottom right: Associate Professor Rosie Le Cornu PhD, School of Education
Cover image: King George Whiting, Sillaginodes punctata
Left: Thorn Park in the Vines, Sevenhills, Clare Valley