Nat Ord Artist | Photographer

Nat Ord Artist

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25.01.2022 So proud of Morgan Stokes. Opening of ‘Homophone’ . In awe of his skill, talent and passion.

25.01.2022 Perks of the job ! One year ago I was shooting for PETS exhibition commissioned by MAMA and got to have a trot with this fella. My heart !

23.01.2022 ‘They hadn’t danced for years but the rains enticed them back to the floor. The siblings joined in and they all moved slowly but deliberately.’ Blue Pincushions bursting in the park. I feel like it’s been many years since I’ve seen them. I love the variation of blue and mauve between plants. Brunonia australis From the personal project ‘Forest Dance’ #wip #personalproject #brunoniaaustralis #chilternmtpilotnationalpark

20.01.2022 Thanks to Wangaratta Art Gallery and Enhance Media for capturing my solo exhibition in 3D walkthrough at Wangaratta Performing Arts & Convention Centre ! Rise! features ten trailblazing women of the North East Vic & Border region. The exhibition was cut-short by Covid-19 restrictions so it's lovely to see it presented in virtual exhibition.

20.01.2022 She watched the mistletoe turn golden as the light lowered. She offered her hand so that they may dance. From the project ‘Forest Dance’ #workingtitle #personalproject #amyema #mistletoe

18.01.2022 Shot during the full moon in June along the banks of the Murray River near Rutherglen.

17.01.2022 Everything was cancelled in one day basically. Director of Albury’s Turk Head Gallery Dirk Wallace is thrilled the gallery will be reopening today. The galler...y and photography hub was opened for about a month before COVID 19 closed its doors. The gallery reopens with exhibitions from Mt Beauty photographer Charlie Brown and Sydney photographer John Wallace. See more

17.01.2022 Forest walks always inspire joy and creativity. Colour, shape, texture, light. Beautiful. Intoxicating. Calm.

16.01.2022 Fine art prints available for purchase. In 2016 ‘Likely Dreaming’ was a Finalist in the National Photographic Prize where I won the John & Margaret Baker Memorial Fellowship. The image was created in response to the marriage equality debate. Wanna copy? Hit up the link in my bio. I print these myself on my beloved @epsonaust printer using beautiful @ilfordaustralia paper. #fineartphotography #nationalphotographicprize #johnandmargaretbakermemorialfellowship @mama #printsales #supportlocalartists

14.01.2022 I was absolutely honoured to be a judge for this years Fed Photo Prize. I love how these shows uncover and celebrate our regional artists. Thanks Jodie OSullivan The Border Mail for supporting the arts with your brilliant features.

08.01.2022 Congratulations to all the Finalists of the 2020 National Photography Prize at MAMA - Murray Art Museum Albury ! Congratulations to 2020 NPP Winner Debra Phillips and John & Margaret Baker Memorial Fellowship recipient Hayley Millar-Baker. So proud to have such a wonderful art museum leading the way in showcasing and supporting Australian contemporary photography.

07.01.2022 I'm incredibly grateful and proud to capture the Winter Solstice event. I'm thankful for the people I've met and stories I've heard. Some have brought me to tears- not only because the stories of lived-experience are heartbreaking but because they are full of resilience and hope. I love that the Winter Solstice has been the catalyst in removing the stigma of mental ill-health and lobby for better access to mental health services.

03.01.2022 I’m excited about zoom presentation and talk for Frankston Photographic Club Inc tomorrow night !