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Cupcake Camp Sydney

Cupcake Camp Sydney 09 from ApostrophePong on Vimeo.

I put my hands up for making a video for Cupcake Camp Sydney, a social event with cupcakes to bring people together, basically. Kate Carruthers, the organiser, also has a soft spot for animals therefore the good donation money goes to RSPCA. It is a great community event.

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FAT Concert

This entry is part 12 of 45 in the series Thailand Trip 2007

Two days and five stages of music line up is a big one at FAT Festival.

Challenger Hall

Getting into It

Emo

Security Kai-jo Brothers Taking Pictures

Wild Ones

Wild Ones

Wild Ones

Wild Ones

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FAT Festival

This entry is part 11 of 45 in the series Thailand Trip 2007

Fat Festival

I have no idea what FAT Festival is until my friend mentions and asks me if I want to go. It turns out to be one of the coolest things I find in Thai youth culture. I’d rather hang around in there than see free Limkin Park concert which is on right next to the festival in the same convention complex but cameras with zoom lenses are not allowed. The event is organised by a Bangkok radio station, fm 104.5 Fat Radio, to promote independent artists in music, film etc. It is joyful to see they have the outlet to show off their creativities. Bangkok is branding itself as a new creative hub. I strongly believe it cannot be done without these promising young professionals.

Cards

Book Browse

Another Day in Sydney

Pose Cloak

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The Mardi Gras: the Slide Show Award Night

Barred

What a night! I was puzzled when this image won a prize for The Best Use of the Medium of Mardi Gras: the Slide Show, judged by the Photo Critic of Sydney Morning Herald, Robert McFarlane.

The aim of the project is to capture Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras festival events with the photographers’ styles and and creativities. The results of the project are astounding with artistic approach from both group of final year photomedia students from Sydney College of the Arts and Sydney Photobloggers group where I belong to. Other categories go to:

  • Nudzejma Avdic for the Best Used of the Medium (joint winner)
  • Billy Law for the Most Collectible, judged by Dr Dick Quan, an art collector.
  • Orion Mitchell for the Most Publishabl, judged by Rex Turnbull, Lino Magazine‘s Creative Director
  • Vitek Skoneiczny for the Most Marketable, judged by Damien and Ann, the Marketing Manager and President of
    Mardi Gras.

Winning the great prizes is valued but the real prize I got is to be exposed to Dr Dick Quan, Sydney’s ten most influential art people, on the night. His comments on my works make me think of my relationship to the world which I am struggling to find. The word Outsider comes out a lot lately.

This is very first photographic prize I ever receive. I am flattered and honoured to participate in this project. Thank you Robert McGrath, the Producer of the project, New Mardi Gras, the judges, fellow enthusiastic photographers and, especially, all the punters. I owe you one.

[Update 23/04/2007: A confession. This proves how trashed I was at the Award Night. I got very distracted by The Rowdy Boys at the peak moment and my name was called. With embarrassment, I didn't even know what award I won. At Lure, I could not concentrate on the conversation. Then I posted the wrong take and mixed up the awards the day after. All are fixed now.]

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Colourful Symmetry

Colourful Symmetry, originally uploaded by ‘Pong.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Marching

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