Workshop Road Trip

This week has been some thing new, a week like none other I have had, a week to treasure.

This week I attended a workshop hosted by the super talented Chris & Sarah Rhoads from Seattle. Yep, they came all the way down under to impart some of their amazingness to a small bunch of us very lucky photographers.

Bright and early on Tuesday morning I took to the highway, with my Canon in the boot and a truck load of excitement to sustain me for the 8 hr drive.

When I drove back home on Thursday, I was still excited. I still had my Canon with me, but I had also acquired some new things to carry with me, not just for the drive, but for my life as a photographer.

We photographers are a special bunch and I believe we each have magic powers. Magic powers that allow us into other peoples lives, to record moments, share, create and inspire.

I came home with a windscreen full of bugs and a strong note to self : Follow the things that make you come alive in your life.

Here are some rather random photos I took during my drive between Melbourne & Canberra

A special thanks to the wonderful Christine Pobke for organising the event and to Samm Blake for making a heartfelt guest appearance.

Also a big hello goes out to all my fellow workshoppee’s, it was great to meet you all and I look forward to seeing your photo creations to come.

Marina Miller

Um wow. Yes we have magical powers! So inspired by you. Thank you!

DId you meet Pobke?!!! She is so awesome.

tommygolds

loving the trees with the tilt shift. something I always enjoy watching roll past when on the road . great work gem!

Dearest Gemma, You are as poetic as a writer, as you are a photographer. So gorgeous to meet you finally, and never long enough. We missed out on a long chat but our Melbourne catch up with happen soon. beautiful pics. xx

You’re such a tease Miss Gem – I thought we were going to get to see workshop piccies! My favourite thing about road trips is taking random shots along the way. Anyhoo, love these shots, especially the first one. Reminds me of home :)

AS

Lovely pics Gemma. i am driving up to the Berra tomorrow – hoping for a break in this rainy weather to see some of the lovely landscape! Look forward to your blog each week so see what you have been up to :-)

ohh i miss the workshop! awesome to meet you gemma, sad we didn’t get to have a longer chat but hopefully will get to catch up again in the future sometime. i love your website and your blog…that pink is truly gorgeous!! xx

It was soooo lovely to meet you last week Gem, sorry there wasn’t more time. Come back and visit!!!

These are so lovely! It was wonderful to meet you Gemma and thanks for being an awesome ‘roomie’ : ) xoxo

Beata English

Beautiful images Gemma. I wish we had longer to get to know each other. Maybe on my next visit to Melbourne. Which will be soon! What lens did you use for thesevphotos?

snapfan

That first Patterson Curse/Salvation Jane shot is an absolute stunner …..AND I love the Gundagai bridge and the vines…so keep up the random shoots and the safari shoots.

hailey

aww!! how fun… lovely lovely work and wishing we had got to chat properly! Many thanks for blog love today!

Lovely, Gemma. Just lovely. I am so honored to have met you in Canberra. I love your soul and your zest for life! Your joy is contagious! I hope to see you again someday!

Sooo envious you got to be a part of this! I admire Sarah and Chris more than just about anyone in the photography industry. I’m sure it was an incredible experience to get inside the way they work!

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