These pages present the photographic work of Mornington Peninsula based photographer Alan Thexton. Alan grew up and spent most of his early life life living in, and photographing around Melbourne before moving to his current location in 2015. Alan has many photographic interests and a passion for photography that he developed as a child. Alan's photographs are mostly candid shots reflecting element of everyday life, he also enjoys the occasional seascape, landscape, or art project. Alan can be contacted directly via the contact tab above if you have any questions, or would like to leave a comment. All images are available as limited edition prints.
Click on the images below, or tabs above, to view each gallery
Click on the images below, or tabs above, to view each gallery
Coastal
Smell the Sea
The smell of the sea for many of us evokes memories and sometimes dreams. This as an ongoing and developing collection of candid photographs that relate to the sea.
On the shore
A collection of shots taken during walks along the beach
Urban
Breathing the city
An ongoing project of street shots from Melbourne. Candid photographs of little slices of life. Aspects of daily life as it occurs, not staged and not posed. City life as I have interpreted through my camera. Moments that may only last a single breath in time.
Another story
Street photographs from locations I have visited other than Melbourne
Other projects
Ausflag
I started this project a couple of years ago and put it aside. I feel now November 2018 is a good time to re-start the project. This a project documenting how we use our flag and asking does this say something about us as Australians and our society.
The road
Images from road trips
Together
Together
This a project that is based on the traditional black and white candid photography approach. This project explores the relationship between people together in pairs or small groups, sometimes interrelating other times not. This series is now complete.
Leaving a mark
As humans we leave marks wherever we go. Sometimes people write their name or leave a tag. Sometimes we just leave a mark by our actions. This is a visual reference of some of the marks I have seen left by people.
