Two people entwined by love and care. One person is receiving palliative care, the other is their partner who cares for them. Both are asked what it is like to be in their shoes, and to imagine what it would be like for the other. Would they change places?
High contrast black and white is all about light, shade, shape and pattern. But Melbourne’s streets are full of movement and colour, so I integrated both into this series called Noir.
Melbourne 2010-11. An exploration using the immediacy of an iPhone and the Hipstamatic app, before phone cameras became ubiquitous and changed how an audience responds.
Melbourne, 2007-09. An investigation of interaction with strangers and the role of photographer as observer. A mixture of lush landscapes and street photography, this is my portrait of Melbourne.
A re-examination of three cities, Melbourne Canberra and Sydney, using 35mm transparency film and colour filters, cross-processed and then printed as ilfochrome rather than type-C prints.
An investigation of queer identity, from first realisations to the impact of spirituality.
Hayley Hillis and Pippa Wischer interviewed 18 people who were living long-term in caravan parks along the east coast of Australia. This 37 minute DVD shares six of their stories.
Short life stories from people who live long term in caravan parks.