Canon EOS-30D with 18-55mm, 18mm @ F/5, 1/250sec

However that aside there were many big names of television in attendance and many honored with various awards further details can be viewed via Mediasearch. The red carpet itself is all about the fashion and frocks, and also the guys do get a look in with some interesting apparel that creates or makes a statement. We also wish to congratulate Hamish Blake for winning the Gold Logie.

Canon EOS-30D with 18-55mm, 21mm @ F/4.0, 1/160sec

Updated: Our “Best Dressed” pick for the 2012 Logies Red Carpet Arrivals is ……….. Delta Goodrem who channeled her inner Grecian goddess in a Ralph Lauren dress

Canon EOS-30D with 18-55mm, 18mm @ F/4.0, 1/250sec

We wish to send out a big thank you to the PR Company – Lantern Group for managing the event and dealing with the logistics of it all, keeping us on our toes and pulling off a great night. All the photos from the event can be seen in our 2012 TV Week Logie Awards – Red Carpet Arrivals gallery

Thats all for now – Until the next photographic adventure

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

Canon EOS-30D with 18-55mm, 22mm @ F/4.0, 1/125sec

Alex Perry and Neil Perry make a head-turning combination of internationally renowned innovators for the fashion and food industry. Neil Perry provided impeccable tiered stands of his signature high tea set among the guests’ tables featuring delectable finger sandwiches, savouries and sweet treats. Walking gracefully between the succulent sweets and garden setting will be a ground level runway for Alex Perry’s brilliant designs to be viewed up close by guests seated in the charmingly transformed lobby.

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 200mm @ F/4.0, 1/125sec

Both Perrys are never short on excitement or challenges however a combination with such high sensory indulgence was quite an experience, further images can be found in our Perry & Perry High Tea High Fashion Gallery.

Until the next photographic adventure, That’s all for now

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 79mm @ F/4.0, 1/200sec

Jennifer Hawkins took to the floor with creations from Ellery, Yeojin Bae, Magdalena Velevska, Aurelio Costarella and Toni Maticevski, her male counterpart Kris Smith wore designs by Politix, Arthur Galan AG and Hugo Boss. Makeup and Hair were manage by Kevin Murphy and Illamasqua hair and make-up teams.

Canon EOS-30D with 18-55mm, 33mm @ F/5.6, 1/200sec

Many of the fashion conscious and well known celebrities were in attendance, those included; Jessica Hart, Lauren Phillips, Rebecca Judd, Laura Dundovic, plus Michael and Lindy Klim, Kate Waterhouse, Tom and Hoda Waterhouse, Zoe Badwi, Melanie Vellejo, Natalie Hunter, Glen Moriarty and Nick Russian

Further images can be seen in our Myers Autumn Winter Fashion Launch 2012 Gallery

Until the next photographic adventure, Thats all for now

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

Canon 30D with 70-200mm, 79mm @ F/4.0, 1/125sec

US based stars of Adult Film Jessica Drake, Alektra Blue and Kaylani Lei all contracted by Wicked Pictures were more than happy to pose for pictures as was the buxom Bombshell Babes, Michelle McGee, River and Kimba. And then to mix it up a little and betray the senses and warp your thoughts of the human anatomy, we leave that to the Tokyo Shock Boys, who go by the names Gyuzo, Baggott, Craze-O and The Motherf****n’ Moon. The boys  are a Japanese stunt and prank group, that perform many mind numbing pranks and stunts and have a huge cult following in Japan.

Canon 30D with 18-55mm, 18mm @ F/4.0, 1/125sec

You also could hardly miss the major stage at the back of the Sexpo stalls which housed the Harley Davidson Freestyle Team including Seth Enslow. They performed a myriad of jumps with many tricks and also demonstrated the Globe of Death with a Harley Davidson 883. Sexpo is in Melbourne from the 24th to the 27th of November. Further images can be seen in our Sexpo Melbourne 2011 Gallery

Thats all for now – Until the next photographic adventure

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 200mm @ F/5.6, 1/250sec

The Queen and Prince Phillip started there day opening the new Royal Children’s Hospital, from there they traveled by motorcade and arrived at Federation Square toured the Ian Potter Gallery and then walked across Federation Square itself, where she met and greeted many people.  From here Queen Elizabeth, Prince Phillip and accompanying dignitaries  boarded a reconditioned Z-Class Tram which had a Royal Color Scheme for some very special passengers, traveling from Federation Square down to Government House Drive were Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip where escorted to Government House via a motorcade – Refer to Map

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 200mm @ F/5.6, 1/250sec

Further photos can be located in our  Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip – Melbourne Visit Gallery

Until the next photographic adventure – That’s all for now

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 146mm @ F5.6, 1/500sec

It was pandemonium from when we arrived at about 11am, and finally we found a clear spot to get some photos of Cadel around the 300m mark, it was an awesome experience and one that shall be remembered for a very long time.  There was alot of yellow about, from people wearing yellow jerseys, weird but well constructed hats and even some people waving wattle and yellow daffodils with there Cadel signs.

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 126mm @ F/5.6, 1/400sec

Further images can be seen in our Cadel Evans –  Melbourne Victory Ride gallery.

Until the next photographic adventure, That’s all for now

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 70mm @ F/4.0, 1/125sec

The fashion this year on the red carpet was all about “colour” in addition to glitz, glam, lace n flowing trails. Each female star, actress, guest on the red carpet were dressed by various Australian designers who would be seen by millions of viewers from around Australia. We give thanks to Crown Casino, Lantern PR and all the stars who attended for a great night, and congratulations to Karl Stefanovic on winning the gold logie.

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 70mm@ F/4.0, 1/125sec

Further images can be seen in our 2011 TV Week Logie Awards – Red Carpet Arrivals  Gallery

Until the next photographic adventure, Thats all for now ….

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

Canon ESO-30D with 50mm, 50mm @ F/2.8, 1/80sec

Decorated Chests, Statues, Sarcophagus, Daggers,  and jewelry were just some of the items that made up the exhibit, precious gold and precious stones and intricate detail was shown in almost every piece, however it was very hard to get over the fact that a lot of these artifacts were over 3000 yrs old and some hid there age very well.

Canon EOS-30D with 50mm, 50mm @ F/4.0, 1/100sec

The exhibition is in Melbourne from the 8th April and closes on the 17th July 2011 were the artifacts are packed up and taken directly back to Egypt, it was quoted by many at the launch that it will probably be the only time in our current generation that something of such a great magnitude will reach our shores. A special thanks goes to National Geographic Society, Arts International, IMG, Melbourne Museum, The Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities and LimeLight PR.

Further images can be seen in our Tutankhamun Exhibition Gallery

Until the next photographic adventure ..Thats all for now

Brett Robson – Media Photographer

Canon EOS-30D with 50mm, 50mm @ F/4.0, 125sec

Everyone who attended was greeted with a Bollywood themed venue with guests and celebrities being given rings, bracelets or silk scarves.  It was great to see some of the players getting out and being able to see some of the sites in Melbourne and being able to relax and have fun before some of the serious side of tennis starts.

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 70mm @ F/4.0, 1/125sec

Further images can be located in our Crown IMG Tennis Players Party Gallery

Until the next photographic adventure – Thats all for now

Brett Robson – Freelance Media Photographer

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200, 200mm @ F/4.0, 125sec

Fans were also treated to a 360 degree view of the stage, which also included a huge screen which was fed by cameras on each of the stage legs, which is a engineering feet in its own, and we give thanks to all the technicians who works long hours to construct it, only to have to disassemble it on Friday.

Canon EOS-30D with 70-200mm, 70mm @ F.4.0, 1/250 sec

Three songs later, all photographers were taken away from the event, this is pretty standard practice in the music industry and especially big events , some can be for one or two songs. We wish to thank all parties involved who allowed us such an awesome opportunity.

Further images can be located in our U2 360° Tour” Gallery

Until the next photographic adventure, Thats all for now

Brett Robson – Global Photographics