TITLE: The Modern Perth

During my first holiday to Perth, Western Australia, I found solace and inspiration in capturing the dark essence of its architectural marvels through my lens. This remarkable series of long-exposure photography beautifully chronicles this vibrant city, coinciding with my recovery from a significant ACL reconstruction operation. Amidst the backdrop of my physical rehabilitation, I embarked on a quest to document the interplay between time, light, and space. The long-exposure techniques transcends architectures physicality, morphing into an ethereal realm of lines, curves, and shadows.

AUTHOR: Matthew Tuffield (Australia)

I am a very enthusiastic and arty individual who loves to be involved in anything relating to Photography, Communications and any sort of new media. In 2004 I completed my Bachelor Degree in Multimedia which introduced me to media elements such as video capturing and editing within Adobe Premiere, Sound development in Soundforge and ACID Pro, Photography and graphic editing with Photoshop and Lightroom, and interactive projects using Flash and Director. I then completed my Graduate Certificate in Communications at the start of 2016 which developed my skills further within media publications, company relations and media communications.

I have enjoyed studying the art of photography for the past 13 years and I continue to learn and try my hand at all types of photography work. I am continually learning more about the different styles and concepts of photography, and also about the editing process through Photoshop, Lightroom and similar photographic effects programs such as Topaz Effects.

​Designing graphic art and publications has become a great love of mine in recent years. Again I continue to try and learn the functionalities of new programs such as Adobe Muse (websites) and Adobe Indesign (Media publications) and feel that I can pick these programs up very quickly. Over the years I have self-taught myself to use Photoshop, Lightroom, Muse, InDesign and of course my Cannon camera.

In 2017 I won the Australian Photographer of the Year competition for the Black and White section through the Australian Photography magazine. Since then I have continued my love of photographing architecture and capturing beautiful elements in black and white.