Photography
Light, texture, and place.
An ongoing archive of infrared, film and digital photographs by Harrison Harper: landscape, long exposure and night-sky work made largely around Hobart and the Tasmanian coast, alongside travel and everyday frames. Select any image to open it full screen.
7 photographs
Index of photographs
- Handrail and Fallen Sign: Black and white photograph of a white handrail running along a concrete waterfront edge, with a weathered no-vehicles sign leaning against the kerb above rippled water.
- Wet Jetty, Overcast Bay: Black and white long exposure of a rain-slicked jetty lined with mooring bollards, still water smoothed flat, and forested hills across the bay under heavy cloud.
- Red Door, Blue Sky: Minimal colour photograph of a white building with a deep red doorway and security cameras under the eave, a gull in flight against a clear blue sky.
- Harbour Pool and Warships: Colour photograph of Sydney Harbour: navy frigates moored beneath the city skyline, with a lifeguard walking the deck of a harbourside tidal swimming pool.
- Coastal Shed: Black and white photograph of a small white brick shed with a corrugated roof and rusted steel door, standing alone in low coastal scrub with hills behind.
- Buoys on a Green Deck: Colour photograph looking down at two weathered orange and yellow buoys resting on the green deck of a moored boat, with dark rippled water beyond.
- Bench Beneath the Ivy Slope: Black and white photograph of an empty park bench at the foot of a steep ivy-covered bank, framed by a bare-limbed tree and a path curving through low ferns.