Damien Peck Photography

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Damien Peck Photography

Photographer, journalist, producer, digital creator
with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Damien Peck is currently employed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. He has completed a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Tasmania focusing on a Major in Photography in 2012, and Major in Journalism, Media and Communications in 2014. Peck's photography shows strong interests in key themes of space, night, abandonment, and isolation which have led him to capture the darker spots of Hob

art over the past few years. The ideas of emotional ties and physical tension in scenes are captured by the blankness of the night’s darkness and the vacancy of surrounding objects that might otherwise be in the location in another scenario. The first book release of abandoned spaces, "Empty Days and Sleepless Nights" was printed in November, 2012. it can be ordered in print form and is is held in online form at: http://tinyurl.com/8wj2buf. http://www.utas.edu.au/art-viscom/about/graduate-gallery/2012/photography/damien-peck

His concert photography has been circulated within the Tasmanian music scene with content in Australian Musician Network, The Dwarf, Warp Magazine, Sauce Magazine, Optical Note, and more recently through social media. Exhibitions are in the works for Peck with location and timing being a key factor in the the work’s presentation. Peck’s other interests in media include work with community radio station, Edge radio 99.3fm, where he has been a host of various programs since 2008 as a side project of his own in completing his Major in Journalism, Media and Communications. Current projects also include special comments with Essendon District Football League, editing for Footy Prophet, and freelance photography for events in Melbourne.

08/11/2024

📸 Northlane - Tasmania Weekend at Altar Bar, Hobart.

06/11/2024

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Coheed and Cambria at Odeon Theatre, Hobart

14/10/2023

From the Heart 🖤💛❤

31/01/2023

🏚️ In the valley of Linda, one of many old ghost towns lies in the harsh conditions at the West Coast Range of Tasmania.

Linda's ruins lie by the creek, neighbouring Gormanston which once boasted a population of 1,760 more than 120 years ago from the gold rush.

Today, it takes pride in Royal Hotel Linda, sitting gracefully in all its decaying beauty after being destroyed by fire in 1910, rebuilt and abandoned in the 1950s, and re-sold a couple of years ago. 💚💛❤️

I'm especially lucky on a recent trip west, I finally got to explore more of the coast, ticked off this box I'd set out years ago, and started a new venture into drone videography! 🛰️

Discover Tasmania Linda Cafe

15/01/2023

It's good to be back. 💚

19/10/2022

📚📖 10 years ago I made a photo book; Empty Days and Sleepless Nights — mostly used as a coffee table (and a university degree).

📸 A decade later, I'm still yet to do another, though I did somehow tick the box for an exhibition with band photography from a run of gigs.

If this ever interested you, it's free to view it online and see my first few years of urban exploring, abandoned and night photography.

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http://tinyurl.com/DpeckphotographybookPDF

29/09/2022

Vale to the great man. Rest in peace Coolio. 💔

Coolio!

12/07/2022

11/07/2022

😁 Big smiles for Bakers Eddy! 🎶

🤘 More photos to come soon from last night's gig at Volta. 📸

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167 Liverpool St
Hobart, TAS
7000

Website

http://www.dpeckphotography.com/

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