For all those who enjoy Ken Duncan’s work… every October / November he releases his 12 month exhibition of new images and it is just out. Looks like there are a few Phase One shots in there as well.
All NT and Victorian shots except for one WA shot.
Our latest product on display in our gallery is our new raw Tasmanian Oak frame.
Now available on all our images, preview in our main gallery with our framing feature.
They look absolutely stunning.
Pictured image is Bondi Paddle Boarder EB102.
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cool stuff, its weird seeing ken shoot square photos haha, il have to check them out when im in cairns
Have a look in Cairns while you can. I have heard from two sources now, one excellent that the Cairns gallery is going to close.
oh realy! that sucks in a way, i have been there once before, very nice gallery and nice staff, even tho he was gay hahah but yeah…….i know a dude who just opened a gallery in cairns, its pretty cool, it has sand for the floor and big wood sleepers for the feature walls t
is it me (or my monitor) or does it look like Team CFL have been very busy indeed, working some of Ken’s latest shots with some of the colours?
Looks like an interesting book – I quite like the regional Victorian images – particularly the Autumn ones..
Now – to book some leave for April next year… haha