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Night Swirls in Sydney
A New Day
Reportage Censored
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – A small but supportive crowd braved cold and wet weather to attend the official opening of the Reportage Censored exhibition in Sydney’s Hyde Park today.
Sheltering from the rain in one of the exhibition’s containers, people heard from Reportage Director Stephen Dupont and Assistant Director Ms Anna Maria Antoinette D’Addario, The Global Mail’s Director of Photography Mike Bowers, photojournalist David Maurice Smith and NSW Labor Party MP Amanda Fazio.

Amanda Fazio, MP

Mike Bowers

Stephen Dupont

Anna Maria Antoinette D’Addario

David Maurice Smith



The exhibition, housed in three shipping containers, was a response to the removal of dozens of photographs from a public projection display by Destination NSW who had deemed the images as “too distressing”.
(An excellent interview on VICE with Reportage’s Assistant Director Anna Maria Antoinette D’Addario explains the situation very well.)
Some of the images which were removed from display in the main exhebition included photographs by internationally renowned photojournalists James Nachtwey and Tim Page.
The exhibition runs until 7PM on Wednesday July 3.
Let’s Have a Butcher’s
Kurnell
Near the place where Captain James Cook first set foot on Australian soil in 1770.
It’s a nice area on the southern shore of Botany Bay, isolated enough for it to be easy to pretend you’re nowhere near Sydney. There’s almost a small coastal town vibe to Kurnell even though it’s only 22 kilometers from the city centre.
(I’ve also noted from these images how badly my camera needs a clean…)
Sydney Panoramas
Sydney Harbour Sky
Northern Beaches Dawn
Aikido Class






































