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Sometimes the photographer can get just a little artsy with help from the digital tools available in the marketplace. I use Photoshop - what do you like - ideas and tips eagerly traded. 

Thanks for your visit and - See you online - Tony

My "best known" graphic work so far is the Christmas Island Events 2000 wall calendar. It is written in 3 languages and contains all the holidays and religous observances on the island. It is very gratifying to see many of these still being displayed in island businesses and homes. 3000 were sold throughout the island, mainland Australia and SE Asia. (Thumbnail goes to full size A4 jpeg)

Pop goes the 60's

This thumbnail takes you to an ad design for a music school. It was used as a colour A4 flyer and insert. The Aelemon 2000 design was used as a promo for the end of year student concert.

The flower wallpaper was crerated using a collage of actual photographs filtered through the Photoshop watercolour process bit by bit (Photoshop users will know what I mean.)

One of the things I do on Christmas Island is a weekly radio program. Australia recently had a spate of scandals involving talk back radio hosts receiving cash in return for favourable comments toward corporations and individuals during their programs. I was outraged that no one called me and offered a "brown paper bag." The thumbnail will take you to my full page ad expressing my willingness to participate in any skullduggery involving graft.

A "fake" using several shots by CI photographer,Simon Prince. Taken at the Territory Day Fashion Parade.

The Lindsay pantings of Ned Kelly have always struck a chord so when I saw this scrap metal rusting in the jungle I couldn't help but see Ned's bones. Can you? Its not an "altered image" but I think it is the abstract come to "life" even if it is in death.

A tribute to Miles Davis.