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2016 Tourism Kiama Visitors Guide

Peter Izzard — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 11:09:35 +0000

Living in such a beautiful part of the world and being a photographer, I love to explore the area and capture images that show what it means to me to be lucky enough to live here. Tourism Kiama produce a yearly visitors guide and I’m always honoured to be asked to contribute to it. This year, along with throughout the guide, my images were chosen for both the front and back cover..

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Grech’s Turf Supplies, Windsor – Images for New Website

Peter Izzard — Sun, 04 Oct 2015 07:49:04 +0000

In collaboration with Handmade Web & Design, I was commissioned by Grech’s Turf Supplies to capture a series of images for their new bespoke website. They wanted a fresh, natural and evocative feel – similar to the images on my own site. The brief called for images depicting the on-site turf production processes, along with images of the farm and its natural and manmade environment, and aspirational imagery of finished turf products in established gardens and also in everyday use.

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On The Way, There and Back – Gooloogong Landscapes

Peter Izzard — Thu, 23 Jul 2015 12:52:26 +0000

We journeyed out into the country and spent a fantastic weekend with Sarah, Josh & family on their farm near Gooloogong.

I had previously had the pleasure of shooting their fantastic coastal wedding in Mollymook and, knowing I love my landscape photography I was invited to come out and stay for a weekend sometime, photograph the family being themselves, and go exploring with my camera as well.

I didn’t have to be asked twice. I love the idea of visiting new and different places, and the challenge of capturing a slice of a different way of life to what I know always intrigues me.

The color, the light, the simple shapes of silos and windmills in an otherwise sparce landscape – all these elements made for really interesting photo opportunities. Following are some results..

Hopefully I’ll be back soon to shoot the canola…:)

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Watson Family Farm Portrait Shoot, Gooloogong

Peter Izzard — Thu, 23 Jul 2015 11:45:25 +0000

I think there’s something that makes country people a little different to us coastal/ city folk, in a good way. The hospitality, the generational family bonds, the connection to land…I can’t quite put my finger on it, but it just felt a bit like I was in a different country – or something like it – when I visited the Watson’s on their family farm near Gooloogong NSW recently..

I had the pleasure of shooting Josh and Sarah’s wedding in Mollymook earlier in the year, which was wonderful. At our pre-wedding meetings we got to talking about where they grew up – Josh in Cowra, and Sarah on her family’s farm. “You should come out and stay for a weekend sometime!” said Sarah.

Enough said. I love travelling, and the idea of visiting and capturing a slice of a different way of life to what I know always intrigues me.

And so it was that we journeyed out into the country and spent a fantastic weekend on the farm with Sarah, Josh and her Mum and Dad, brother, sister, in-laws and 4 champion nieces and nephews, the 4 dogs, the galah, the horses, the cow, the chooks, sheep and a lot of canola…

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Photographing the Land of the Northern Lights, Iceland

Peter Izzard — Wed, 04 Feb 2015 05:51:21 +0000

What got me into photography was travelling the world for 2 years when I was younger. It sparked a passion, although for a time – as it tends to – family life took precedence.
It turned out to be many a year between overseas travel adventures and by the time I was ready and able to go somewhere just for myself I chose Iceland because I knew it would be different to anything I’d seen or experienced before.
It was also the ideal location for me to get way out there with my camera, test my skills, learn some new ones, meet some new friends, and be inspired…
Even knowing this, Iceland far exceeded my expectations, and I was truly blown away at every turn by the sheer and awesome natural beauty of this small yet extraordinary island.
…now, if someone can please book me to shoot their wedding in Iceland sometime soon so I can go back..! Pete

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Lobster Fishing, out of Huskisson

Peter Izzard — Tue, 03 Feb 2015 13:30:31 +0000

I love getting out and photographing different subjects so when I got the chance to go out with Scott on his lobster boat I jumped at the chance. Notwithstanding a bout of unexpected sea-sickness on the way back (diesel fumes & rolling seas mixed with rotten lobster bait – not a good mix…), I had a whale of a time watching the lads go about their work, and capturing another slice of life. From the super early start out of Husky wharf and the golden morning light, to the seals who somehow raid many of the traps (which does not please the skipper at all), the Albatross and other sea-birds, the very cool crabs & other by-catch critters, of course the lobsters, and simply being out there on the rolling sea – it was definitely well worth it..

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