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soporific / music video
Alongside a talented team (art directed by Romanie Harper and Zoe Rouse for Tooth and Nail, additional camera by Danny Wild and Greg Holden), Leah recently shot and edited a music video for Brisbane/Melbourne band The Boat People’s new single Soporific.
Check it out below:
to view in HD, select 720p from the YouTube playback options (bottom [...]
SLAM rally
On the 23rd of February 2010, 10,000+ Melbourne music fans flocked the city to protest the Victorian Government’s strict liquor licensing laws, and their damaging effect on Melbourne’s live music scene. Recreating the famous AC/DC ‘It’s a Long Way to the Top’ video clip (filmed for Countdown in 1976), bagpipe players from the original clip [...]
tote protest
A series of portraits shot on January 17th outside the Tote Hotel, during a protest against the Victorian Government’s costly new liquor licensing laws - and their effect on Melbourne’s live music venues and surrounding culture. Faced with heavy licensing fee increases and reduced opening hours, the iconic Tote was forced to call last drinks [...]
sweet jelly roll retrospective
To help celebrate the opening of new creative space Captains of Industry, Leah has teamed with Supple Fox to present a retrospective of work shot over the course of the iconic Sweet Jelly Roll club nights.
Sweet Jelly Roll was a monthly Melbourne event that combined glamourous live performances and juke joint jumpin’ musical acts to [...]
walls
In the 1950s, to satisfy tourist expectations, this eastern stretch (among others) of Waikiki beach was artificially widened - and its natural reef environment damaged - by around 80,000 cubic metres of sand shipped in from surrounding coastlines. Kapahulu Groin, a covered storm water drain, was built as part of this Waikiki Beach Improvement Project. [...]
before the fall
A series shot on the corner of Albion St and Sydney Rd, Brunswick, in June 2009 - a few months prior to the clinic in the background dramatically collapsing in November
sydney, victoria
A continuance of the Sydney Rd, Brunswick series posted online here. Shot on the corner of Sydney Rd and Victoria St.
obscura exhibition
Leah will be exhibiting selected works from her Sweet Jelly Roll series - alongside some equally moody concert portraits of Nick Cave - at Obscura Gallery from the 9th of August until the 1st of September.
The group show, titled ‘Light at the end of the camera’, also features artists Ilona Nelson, Ben Ali Ong and [...]