What is it about motorcycle photography that inspires you? Now I’m a lot closer to the city, but my work takes me to all sorts of places. I am living in Melbourne, Australia, where I’ve been most of my life. I’m now a full time photographer and love shooting everything from fashion, to lifestyle, and adventure.
I have a deep love of art and I used to be an art teacher for seven years. I have been a photographer for over 15 years and my interests are broad and occasionally nerdy. That photographer was Jason Lau.Ĭan you introduce yourself to our readers? What I got (including the amazing shot below) was a National Geographic-grade photo essay that not only made me feel like I was there, but also made me feel that I had missed out on something that was bucket list special. I was expecting a bunch of shots showing Westerners riding on Indian dirt roads. Without breaking a sweat (except where the desert heat was concerned), the photographer rewired my brain as to what was possible when shooting motorcycles. Being an old hat at moto blogging by that point, I made a bunch of assumptions about the photos the shooter would take. There was an official photographer on the odyssey, too. In 2017, a popular moto blog that I was running at the time was invited to participate in a group ride across the Rajasthan desert in India.
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