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25.01.2022 The new website www.eddiesafarik.com.au has been launched! Of course you need a new profile photograph for a new "About" page on a new website www.eddiesafarik.com.au I thought it was appropriate that I should create the new profile photograph myself with my bare hands, bare feet, #carlzeiss lens and #canon camera. There was no sunshine that day so I made some with my wildly expensive, super high quality, Swiss-made #broncolor lighting, (my clients are totally worth it). I th...ink I look a bit too intense, serious, sinister, stabby but, I also thought clients would be happier to pay somebody that looked intense, serious, artyish and into their work rather than if I was smiling like a hyena. Alas this post is not really about my new profile photo, it's really redirecting your attention to my new website www.eddiesafarik.com.au although I thought my blue-steel may grab your attention to begin with and redirect it to my brand new website www.eddiesafarik.com.au ; ) take a look, enjoy! See more

25.01.2022 The University of Tasmania’s new Pro VC for Aboriginal Leadership, Professor Greg Lehman. I’m truly grateful to be working with interesting people and on interesting assignments during Covid 19. My work, portraits, light and aesthetic have increasingly been influenced by...read more at the link below. www.eddiesafarik.com.au

24.01.2022 Helene Thomas’s moving story will go to air on radio National this morning! A 7 year project as she cared for a precious being... Athol’s story will be broadcast today on Life Matters, ABC Radio National, between 9-10am. A story about a unique friendship and dealing with the loss of independence as we age. Recorded conversations over a period of seven years, this piece is essentially about love, connection and dreams coming true.

24.01.2022 A new blog posted just now at www.eddiesafarik.com.au "It had become a swarm, photographers were on every window as Dr Haneef was driven past us just once before boarding his plane. I felt the pressure was kinda on me a bit, the other shooters knew I was that fella that got that *photograph. Was I under more pressure than the others? Would I get the shot again with so much competition, was I a flash in the pan or safe hands?"...I've just released the latest blog post at www.eddiesafarik.com.au please visit for the full story and more images. I hope you enjoy the experience through my eyes.

23.01.2022 The Mullet’s back! My understanding was that this do is as effective as a chastity belt. Not so. Just ask these two Hobart tigers. Fun times with Abe and Dan.

23.01.2022 The latest Magazine post is live and showcases new film and stills work with Tasmania Police and BDNA complete with behind the scenes images and thoughts about your message and how it presents. You can take a look here www.eddiesafarik.com.au

22.01.2022 We're rather excited to announce our film has been published to the world as part of the Hobart City Council's Stories of Resilience project! I hope you enjoy engaging with Volker, Kimbra, their story and our work. You can see our film and read about it's journey here... www.eddiesafarik.com.au

20.01.2022 The youth of today...are super-smart, super-dedicated, super-cool. Climate strike, Hobart, pouring rain.

20.01.2022 "The soul sings in a place like this" Charles Wooley Visits the Styx Forest.

20.01.2022 A new short film. An opportunity to join Graham Furness and Rebecca Kissling (forest guardians), Charles Wooley (60 Minutes Journalist), Amanda Ducker (Hobart Mercury Associate Editor), Dr Helene Thomas (Audio Producer) in the Styx Valley, Tasmania came up. The Styx is just down the road from Maydena and Mt Field National Park. Alarmingly, Tasmania’s pristine, ancient forests are still being clear-felled and burnt. This problem adds fuel to the climate-change fire and should be one of the biggest Australian news stories of our time. The fury of climate change will make Covid 19 look like a playful pup....please read on here www.eddiesafarik.com.au You can see the film here https://vimeo.com/440908243/704915ec42

19.01.2022 Wildlife and the rhythm of life was all around us. Don’t even get me started about my sweethearts, my adored Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoos, three on a tree, two up to mischief and one lookout. Come with us, walk through the TLC’s newly protected-for-nature Brockley reserve. Read the Magazine article and see the whole film here... www.eddiesafarik.com.au

19.01.2022 Nature. More important than ever. Bruny Island, Tasmania.

18.01.2022 Such fun working with Marta Dusseldorp and Favel Parrett in Hobart yesterday!

17.01.2022 Happy New Year! : ) I hope 2020 will be great for you, our planet, nature, work, family and the friends that support us. I was lucky enough to see 2019, a wonderful year for me, out with friends, the amazing Georgia and Tom at the bottom of this photograph doing what we love doing, photographing and paddling amongst nature at my home. My niece Imogen says love life and life will love you back, I think that's true. The key for me was first return to my true home the one that I've always loved, continue to love it and life and home will both love you back. Please be inspired, inspiring, safe, happy, kind and loving in 2020.

17.01.2022 It’s the annual blessing of the pets at Scots Anglican Church in Hobart. Animals teach us

15.01.2022 The Woodbridge School is just down the road in my local community. A refreshing rebalance after recent interstate work.

15.01.2022 Lex Wotton visits Cameron Doomadgee's grave near his home on Palm Island, Queensland in June 2007.

14.01.2022 The opening footage of the film, that tree, that most magnificent tree in the fog overwhelmed my body with goosebumpsNature is the godly you can see and touch. You can read the story and see our film here www.eddiesafarik.com.au @thewayfinderstorystudio

14.01.2022 More flights in and out of Hobart announced.

14.01.2022 This mornings shoot location. Not too shabby in the shire. ; )

13.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//photojournalism-australia/12247936 It is an honor to be included amongst these shining lights of photojournalism and to have the effect of our work recognised by the ABC today.

12.01.2022 Thank you to our community, Richard Jupe, Tim Martain, Brad Petersen and the Sunday Tasmanian for recognising the importance of community, storytelling and healing today. www.eddiesafarik.com.au

07.01.2022 It was a boyhood dream to shoot a police chase. Director, Producer, Editor and Colorist, Jess Lange and tech company BDNA had me on board with Tasmania Police who are rolling out a new, modern information system with BDNA's help. It was our job to audio-visualise the story and to make it so much more than just computer screens. My jobs were cinematographer, lighting and location audio capture. This is my favorite section of mostly Jess's cut, complete with police chase Thank you, Jess Lange, www.jesslange.com.au Justin Collins, www.bdna.com.au and Mark Mewis, www.police.tas.gov.au

07.01.2022 Jason Beamish is affected as a result of seeing his livestock burnt alive. Fires razed his Elderslie property in Tasmania. He’s photographed at Broadmarsh after attending a community fire briefing.

07.01.2022 Paper Tigers Book! Head On Photo Festival Exhibition! New Website and Blog! A celebration of the best of Australian photojournalism, the Paper Tigers exhibition features sixty images from sixty of the best Australian photojournalists. The need for truthful journalism has never been more critical. It is through the lens of these photographers that we understand and experience much of the world's events. Look back at the most critical moments through recent Australian histor...y, and the images by which we remember them. Please check out the new Blog for the back-story to this image. I hope you enjoy engaging with my work. www.eddiesafarik.com.au Thank you to the ever-passionate Brian Cassey Photographer and the Head On Photo Festival team. Thank you David Safarik (Big Saf) for the tech support. See more

05.01.2022 Bidencopes Lane (Opposite Myer, Off Murray St) Hobart architect Scott Balmforth has been appointed head of the Hobart City Council's new urban design panel.

03.01.2022 Good morning. I hope you're feeling refreshed, calm and well rested. There were beautiful things happening this morning, the Bridgewater Jerry slipped down the Derwent quietly. Surely you would've liked to see it. I figured you wanted your sleep too so I decided to capture it and not to wake you. ; ) www.eddiesafarik.com.au

03.01.2022 The Guardian, has featured Paper Tigers Book and the Head On Photo Festival Exhibition here. Once again, stoked and humbled to be featured here and amongst Australia’s finest. https://www.theguardian.com//paper-tigers-exhibition-austr

03.01.2022 A new Magazine post about a new film. See it here www.eddiesafarik.com.au

02.01.2022 New Photographs and Audio. Helene’s @thewayfinderstorystudio audio and my portraits have also been released as part of the Stories of Resilience Project. You can see them here... www.eddiesafarik.com.au I hope you enjoy. #photographertasmania... #filmmakertasmania #audiotasmania