Welcome to kilaphotos - Taking Photography to the EXTREME.......
Andrew Kilburn 'Kilaphotos'
Born in England and emigrated to Western Australia in 1989.
I live south of Perth, Western Australia on a hobby farm and have been here since 1998. I have been passionate about Photography for many years, starting with a Brownie Box film camera in the 60’s, progressing to a Pentax in the mid 70’s when I started taking photography seriously.
I made the change to digital photography around 2003 when I purchased my first digital camera this was a Kodak 4 mega pixel point and shoot. At this time I was a Volunteer Firefighter and was fortunate to be able to take photos from within the fire and publish them on the fire brigade web page. I was also able to use photography in my regular job as a designer in the Offshore Industry.
When digital DSLR’s came out I stayed with Pentax and now have an ISDT, K20 and a K7, but as my photography started to gain momentum I found I needed to upgrade to a professional DSLR and invested in a NIKON D700 (Full Frame). However, I still use the K7 and alternate between the two cameras.
Between 2007 to 2009, I enrolled at the University of Western Australia in their 'Extension Courses'
in Photography
Bob Litchfield, Composition and animal photography
Dale Neil, Portrait Photography
Nick Melidonis, Travel Photography
Photoshop with Jon Davison.
Workshops at 'Shoot Photography' Perth during 2011
Photojournalism with Claire Martin
Fashion Workshop with Stefan Gosatti
Recently I have been working on Studio, Theme and Event Photography, and Motor Sport mainly Extreme 4x4 Off Road Racing.
I would at sometime like to set up a Large Studio for photographers and models to show off their work,
and big enough to photograph a top fuel dragster, or 4x4 Off Road buggy. My desire would be to get
some photographs published in a book or magazine, to have some exhibited in an exhibition or just
get some of my photographs noticed.
In the mean time I will continue taking good photographs.
Andrew Kilburn KilaPhotos ……taking photography to the EXTREME..............