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Kempsey Photography : Buddy & Me

January 17, 2018 aliciafox Eco Photography, Ethical Photography, Macleay Valley, portrait, Wellness Photographer tags: australian made products, buddy & me, buddy and me, corporate photographer, crescent head photographer, crescent head photography, crescent head portrait photographer, crescent head portrait photography, crescent head tourism, eco photographer, ethical photographer, gladstone markets, kempsey markets, kempsey photographer, kempsey photography, kempsey portrait photographer, kempsey portrait photography, kempsey shire council, kempsey small business, kempsey tourism, macleay valley business, south west rocks photographer, soy candles, sustainable products, what to do in crescent head, what to do in kempsey, what to do in south west rocks, what's on kempsey, what's on south west rocks, what’s on crescent head, what’s on gladstone 0 comments
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Beautiful and natural portrait photography for brands and businesses on the Mid North Coast. Alicia Fox Photography has been operating for over 10 years producing photographs to help brands stand out. Get in touch for a free quote today. Read More

Crescent Head Photography – Big Hill Trail Bush Fire

January 10, 2018 aliciafox Eco Photography, Ethical Photography, Macleay Valley tags: australian bush fires, back burning, big hill fire trail, buddy & me, buddy and me, bush fire, bush fires 2017, corporate photographer, crescent head bush, crescent head bushfires, crescent head photographer, crescent head photography, crescent head portrait photographer, crescent head portrait photography, crescent head tourism, eco photographer, ethical photographer, fire bomber, fire fighting, helicopter, kempsey photographer, kempsey photography, kempsey portrait photographer, kempsey portrait photography, kempsey shire council, kempsey small business, kempsey tourism, koala hospital port macquarie, limeburners national park, macleay valley business, mid north coast bush fires, port macquarie bush fire, rfs, rural firefighting service, south west rocks photographer, sustainable products, what to do in crescent head, what to do in kempsey, what to do in south west rocks, what's on kempsey, what's on south west rocks, what’s on crescent head, what’s on gladstone 0 comments
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In December we saw some of the worst bush fires ever in Crescent Head.  Over 3 weeks I photographed the fires that reached the edge of our property as helicopters, fire trucks and even planes fought to keep the houses and people in our community safe.   I’ve lived here for 3 years, after living and working as a photographer in Sydney, Melbourne and overseas.  I knew the day would eventually come when bushfires would be here.  The clock had been ticking.   The firefighters and RFS did an amazing job and we are extremely grateful for their hard work and skill.  Below are a few of the photos from the 2017 Big Hill Bush Fires in Crescent Head.                 Read More

Animal Rescue in Crescent Head

May 07, 2015 aliciafox Ethical Photography, NGO photography, Port Macquarie tags: crescent head photographer, crescent head photography, crescent head photos, FAWNA animal rescue, Gannet, good news, mid coast courier, mid north coast photos, newspaper photographer port macquarie, photographer mid north coast, photographer north coast, photographer nsw, photographer port Macquarie, photography port Macquarie, point plomer, port macquarie independent newspaper, Port Macquarie Photographer, portrait photographer port Macquarie, positive media 0 comments
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My friend Paul Martin has been rescuing injured, native animals since he was a teenager.  He is on call to rescue wildife in Crescent Head and the surrounding Mid North Coast area.  I had the opportunity to meet a gannet which Paul rescued, and witness its transformation from a weak and vulnerable animal, to a rehabilitated sea bird, ready to take on the world again.  I captured these photographs at my favourite local beach, Racecourse Beach, where Paul read the winds and picked the right time to release this little guy. Paul wrote the article below about the animal rescue.  Today I am happy to see the article land on the front cover of both the Port Macquarie Independent and the Mid Coast Courier.  It’s always great to see a good news story being shared.   Gannet returns to the wild Gannets are often seen diving spectacularly for bait fish off local beaches. This young one, however, was found by Jess Tout on the Crescent Head Back Beach on 14/4/15. It tried to go into the water but was not able to navigate the rough surf, and sat back down on the beach. Jess, who lives locally and is keen […] Read More

Festival of the Sun, Port Macquarie

February 04, 2015 aliciafox Music Photography tags: crescent head photographer, crescent head photography, Festival Photographer, Festival Photography, fotsun, FOTSun 2015, jackie onassis, music photographer port Macquarie, photographer kempsey, photographer mid north coast, photographer port Macquarie, Port Macquarie, summer festval, violent soho 0 comments
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Festival of The Sun kicked off on a gorgeous Port Macquarie afternoon late last year.  I was at FOTsun photographing street style fashion for fashion label, Somedays Lovin’s summer festival tour.  When the sun disappeared behind the horizon, I finished photographing street style and jumped into the media pit to grab some shots of the bands, just for fun. It has been a while since I shot live music, and I had a heap of fun.  Here are some shots of my favourite bands at FOTsun 2015, Violent Soho and Jackie Onassis. Read More

Treechange : From Sydney to Port Macquarie

October 31, 2014 aliciafox Articles tags: crescent head photographer, crescent head photography, crescent head seachange, Mid North Coast event photographer, Mid North Coast freelance photographer, Mid North Coast Photographer, Mid North Coast photography, Mid North Coast portrait photographer, Mid North Coast treechange, Port Macquarie editorial photographer, Port Macquarie event photographer, Port Macquarie fashion photographer, Port Macquarie freelance photographer, Port Macquarie news photographer, Port Macquarie Photographer, Port Macquarie portrait photographer, Port Macquarie seachange, Port Macquarie treechange, professional seachange, professional treechange, Sydney seachange 0 comments
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  I have made a treechange, packing up life in Inner City Sydney, to move up the coast 400km to the beautiful little coastal town of Crescent Head.  Up here, life rolls by at a different pace.  I have time to kick back with a beverage at dusk and watch silhouettes of kangeroos bounce across the pink horizon.  The mornings greet me with layers of dawn bird songs over the gentle purr of the ocean: a welcome change from the roaring engines and rattling windows that once awoke me as jets landed at Sydney Airport. I don’t mind missing out on conveniences like cafes, restaurants and late night grocers.  Like when travelling, you learn to adapt to a new environment quickly, just because you have to.  You embrace it, and truly appreciate it when you stumble upon something you love. Now up here on the Mid North Coast, I will be basing my photography studio in Port Macquarie, as well as focusing more on international photo work, and continuing shooting in Sydney. I’m really looking forward to connecting with people here in the Port Macquarie and Crescent Head areas.  In a region bursting with entrepreneurs, and where local business dominates, […] Read More

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