2008 August | Graeme Barrett Photography

Welcome

I was born and raised in Narrogin, Western Australia. I picked up my first camera at the age of seven. It was a Kodak Brownie which I had a lot of fun shooting Black & White film.

After a few years I progressed to a 35mm fixed lens camera and won the
Junior Section of the local Agricultural Show Photographic awards on a
couple of occasions. After that I progressed to my first SLR and won the
Senior Section of the local Agricultural Show Photographic awards on
three occasions.

I learnt to develop my own black and white films and prints and also
experiment with Cibachrome Colour prints from a number of colour slides.

I commenced shooting Portraits and Weddings in 1982. In 2005 I had the room to build my own studio and really expand my equipment.

Over the past couple of years I have had the opportunity to photograph
some exceptional model talent in addition to family portraits and
weddings.

I primarily shoot digital now but still shoot film when I have the
chance.

I have been happily married to Brenda since 1990 and we have a
beautiful daughter (Rebekah) who was born in January 2006.

Published Images

1976 Successful in a competiton for students in the Australian Upward School Diary. Distribution: National

1978 I was successful in having five images published in the local newspaper as coverage of the damage to Narrogin as a result of Cyclone Alby.
Distribution: Local Region

1983 Rhema International Magazine
Distribution: International

1985 Rhema Australia Magazine
Distribution: International

2006 Coles Promotional Flyer
Distribution: State

2008 Promtional images for Sugar Gum Cottage Farmstay (Cuballing, Western Australia)
Distribution: State

2009 Australian Shearing Calendar
Distribution: National

Monthly Archives: August 2008

Yornaning Dam

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Yornaning Dam is currently full due to consistent rain throughout July.

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Narrogin Railway Station

Friday, August 1, 2008

This is the Narrogin Railway Station featuring an old Loco and Wagons.

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August 1, 2008 - 4:40 pm

Penny - The road gives this a great effect, curving around the building.

Narrogin Landmarks

Friday, August 1, 2008

I put this montage together from a shoot today to portray some of Narrogin’s Historical Buildings. From left to right, The old Baptist Church, The Town Hall, The old Courthouse.

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