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25.01.2022 A great pic from my student Steve Zucal. Well done Steve! Here's a blog commentary on the pic. Click here: https://www.gregorypauledwards.com.au//what-makes-a-good-p

24.01.2022 Angel at twilight; cloud formations are always fun!

22.01.2022 Now for something completely different. B&W toned is always fun, creating a slightly spooky effect here.

22.01.2022 A little bit of B&W semi-abstraction before the storm!

22.01.2022 Who can resist a smokey red-ball sunset......Como Jetty this time!

22.01.2022 From the archives: Jessica in the 80's, not sure which year. At the Bunbury jetty which is gone now, shot on 35mm transparency.

21.01.2022 Beautiful moody light tonight. Lovely and still. Here's a couple of guys having a quiet beer by the Canning River. They told me the seat was underwater during the storm. You can see some jellyfish on the grass in the foreground!

21.01.2022 From the archives: Jessica, cute as a little angel! Back in the 80's on a cold winters day, doing lots of portraits and wedding too.

20.01.2022 When something different catches your eye......no Photoshop, just as is, the 'x' just happened!

20.01.2022 From the archives: Hows this for a sandy beach!! not quite hot enough for a swim. A trip to Scotland and the Isle of Skye, 1999. Definitely recommend a visit once the planes are flying again.

19.01.2022 Leis Kovacevic: What a pleasure to photograph a beautiful couple yesterday, big congrats to Leis & Bec!

19.01.2022 A radical contrast to last nights red sunset. Taken shortly before the red sundown looking the opposite direction the with smoke producing the milky effect.

19.01.2022 Another great pic from a recent tuition-shoot with star student Stephen Zucal. Beautiful dawn light, with zero wind and a few ripples to make the shot! Well done Steve!

18.01.2022 The girl I chose to marry! Loretta sparkles, from my archives, 1977, the year we married. Forever grateful for our many wonderful years together and more to come, I am sure.

17.01.2022 Harvest festival: I always remember as a kid our local family church having Harvest Festival around the end of summer (about this time of year). It was all abou...t being grateful for the abundance. Being a farm district, everybody grew most of their own vegetables (mum and dad included). The church’s alter area was covered in every vegetable imaginable, big and small and decorated with masses of local grown flowers too. Certainly an abundant display. This picture reminds me of those times at church, though eggplants weren’t as popular back then. These are from Loretta’s garden which has provided us with an abundance so I just had to make an image. I am truly grateful for our abundance in these modern times.........Blessed we are! See more

17.01.2022 So great to see Aussies doing so well. Interesting pics!

16.01.2022 The line in the sand......

16.01.2022 Time for some minimalism. Simple and golden. The golden twilight radiating, creating euphoria and a glow within. A special moment on the Swan river.

16.01.2022 A burst of angel clouds tonight on the Canning river. Blessed to witness in all it's beauty.

16.01.2022 Time for a little abstraction. Natures patterns always intrigue me, especially curves!

15.01.2022 Some winter morning light during a quick visit to Bunbury recently. The basalt rocks are always interesting, especially in light like this.

15.01.2022 Curves of mother nature, sleeping.

15.01.2022 A bit of a different urban landscape in Applecross.

14.01.2022 Before the storm, as the clouds roll in. Last night on a shoot down at East Fremantle with Ashley Vince, Soozie Steele and Bruce McDowall.

13.01.2022 The river is always a joy to share especially in such nice light! Near Applecross jetty.

12.01.2022 Manmade patterns for fun!

12.01.2022 From the 'my pretty pictures dept' last nights sunset on the Swan River. The colours always lift the soul!

12.01.2022 Ravenous Butterflies: This page is always stimulating and illuminating in every way!

11.01.2022 The abstract painted canvas nature provides is always amazing........! Abrolhos Islands: the flight from Geraldton is worth every cent. From a photography tour I led in 2010.

10.01.2022 Angelic visitations to our world.

10.01.2022 'We have to talk' A fun experimental shoot solely by candlelight with and thanks to Bruce Wicksteed.

10.01.2022 Twilight looking toward Applecross. Quiet, smooth water.

10.01.2022 A little something to warm the soul after all this wild weather. Enjoy the calm, take time to be still and listen to the waves lapping the shore. Taken last week while there was still smoke about, down at Point Heathcote.

09.01.2022 An interesting short video....worth a look!

09.01.2022 Smokey sunset down at Applecross Jetty. Unbelievable colour. Some underexposure helps too!

08.01.2022 How's this for a great symmetrical composition! Love the simplicity and use of colour. Love the textures too. Interesting page to follow.

08.01.2022 More Gold! Golden afternoon light at the Pinnacles.

08.01.2022 A little something to warm you up on a wintery evening!

07.01.2022 Light: poetry in stillness here!

07.01.2022 The dull tones of city life create the melancholia, contradicting the harsh light that renders some faceless. From my archives, Travel -Vintage: Taxi-Cab rank. Auckland NZ 1976

06.01.2022 We were blessed with a visit today by this beautiful creature, the Monarch butterfly. They tell me the spiritual meaning is that of ‘you are on the right path t...o achieve your goals’. Loretta and I agreed that we hadn't seen a Monarch butterfly for a long time, years maybe. We just know that it is ‘a good sign’ for all of us in this topsy-turvy world. See more

06.01.2022 Winter light on the Canning River. A little bit of quiet magic to still the mind.

06.01.2022 Some beautiful twilight to be had down at Como Jetty. Great to see so many people out walking especially for my silhouette!

05.01.2022 From the pretty pictures dept! Tuesdays sunset at Applecross. Great to see so many people out enjoying it.

04.01.2022 Before the storm rolls in.....! Keep safe on this wild night guys.

04.01.2022 A little bit of golden light to warm you on a winters evening!

04.01.2022 B&W is always fun. Shapes, lines, textures and something organic!

02.01.2022 India 2007: From my travel archives. Flautist in Jodhpur at Mehrangarh Fort. I almost expected a Cobra to appear! Many fond memories of our tour of Rajasthan with Kathy Millett. (travel managers). Such an amazing place with so much fascinating history. I would recommend to all.

01.01.2022 From the archives: Good for a laugh! A selfie before they were fashionable. I went to a church school so I might have been looking for god! This was when I was about 17 and gotten hooked on photography and B&W. Note, plenty of hair and skinny!

01.01.2022 Maybe. Maybe it’s just one of those days that nothing works for you..or does it? Here I am on a balmy summer's evening looking for the right pic. ... Shoes off, feet in the clear, soothing river water and me, just watching. Maybe the pic isn’t perfect, maybe it’s not a masterpiece. Then the dolphins appeared. A mother and baby, fishing in the shallows of Point Walter. Curving around, creating little bow waves rippling and radiating out from there movement. The distant full moon peeps through the twilight. The mother dolphin surfaces in that decisive moment. In that moment, it all came to me. Perhaps chasing the ultimate photograph is not necessarily the meaning of life ? The moment was for me, being in the ‘now’. The ‘now moment’ was to just enjoy it all. Not to worry about everything else, this or that, just take it all in. Enjoy it. That feeling of peace and calm perhaps brought along by the dolphins. The softness of the light. The pastel colours soothing the heart. Maybe, who cares if it’s not the ‘best’ photograph I’ve ever taken? I enjoyed the moment. Maybe that’s all that matters.

01.01.2022 There's always light beyond the storm. On the Canning River.