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Title: "Time Piece" Deion: Photograph: One of Phil's first advertising shots for magnamail, a cheap mail order catalogue. A photo that fell into place very quickly inspite of a low budget. Photo taken with overhead softbox lighting, over reflective laminate. Photo included because people like this shot.	Artist's Commentary "I think it's important to always listen to people's comments about all my photos, so I can keep an objective perspective." "The ultimate job is working at something you already like doing. Never lose sight of the inspiration that gave you the push to get into that kind of work to begin with. Always do something for yourself, not for money but just for it's own sake and your own satisfaction." Philip Rosz Visit Phil's web site to see some more of his photos at... Philip Rosz Photography Drop him a line if you like at... Email
Title: "Festival" Canberra, Australia Deion: Photograph: taken just for fun; the old Parliament House is well lit behind the aboriginals, who twirl kerosene soaked flaming poles, during the Canberra Festival.	Title: "Reveler" Deion: Photograph: Aboriginal twirling a flaming pole in front of the old Parliament House in Canberra. The official embassy for the aboriginal people of Australia is close by and consists of a shack type of building. Time Photography using a tripod and 35mm negative film.
Title: "Reflections" Deion: Photograph: Aquatic Centre, Homebush Bay, Sydney, Australia where the Olympics will be in 2000. Photo is a formal dinner party for a computer company, set up between 2 pools, fully catered, with table service and a band. Taken near the still water, the roof is reflected in the water, making it look like a giant clam shell. A cross screen filter adds a bit of extra magic.	Title: "Aquatics" Deion: Photograph: This photo taken from the top diving board of the Aquatic Centre, where the dining tables, guests, waiters and the stage for the band can be seen in the foreground. This site will look a completely different with the advent of the Olympics in the year 2000.