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Energy Forever Port Macquarie Photography

October 17, 2017 aliciafox Eco Tips, NGO photography, Port Macquarie tags: commercial photographer port macquarie, Community Based Solar, crescent head photographer, energy forever, event photographer, kempsey photographer, Mid North Coast Photographer, nfp photographer, ngo photographer, not for profit photographer, Port Macquarie, port macquarie ngo, Port Macquarie Photographer, pro bono photographer, solar pannels, solar power, st agnes church, st agnes port macquarie, wauchope photographer 0 comments
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Last week I was in Port Macquarie to photograph the launch of Energy Forever’s first 100 percent community funded and owned solar panel system at St Agnes Early Education Centre.  This not-for-profit organisation has spent years rallying in the local Mid North Coast community to raise funds for this incredible project.  It’s wonderful to finally see the results of their hard work.   The 72 panels  are split over 4 roof faces to best cover the load at the centre. The DC from the panels is converted to AC grid power.      I fully support what Port Macquarie Hastings Sustainability Network and Energy Forever are doing for the community and the environment which is why I photographed the event for them on a pro-bono basis.  If you have skills that you’d like to share with the organisation, get in touch via their Facebook page.             To see more of my work with not for profit organisations please visit my website Read More

Mid North Coast NOW Magazine

June 25, 2016 aliciafox Articles, Eco Photography, Ethical Photography, NGO photography, Port Macquarie, portrait, Travel Photography tags: amazon tribe photos, amazon tribes, australian travel photographer, bellingen photographer, bonny hills photographer, Cantik Swimwear, Cantik Swimwear Catherine Heenan, coffs harbour photographer, commercial photographer port macquarie, cool earth, ethical photography, forster photographer, gloucester photographer, kempsey photographer, laurieton photographer, lifestyle photographer port Macquarie, Mid North Coast Photographer, Mid North Coast photography, nambucca photographer, ngo, ngo photographer, ngo photographer png, papua new guinea photos, peru, photographer amazon, photographer in png, photos of the amazon, Port Macquarie, Port Macquarie Photographer, Portraits, social grounds port macquarie, taree photographer, wauchope photographer, wingham photographer 0 comments
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I still get a thrill every time I see my photos in print... Read More

My Guest Post for Tree of Life

May 18, 2015 aliciafox Eco Photography, Ethical Photography, Fashion, Port Macquarie tags: australian eco photographer, boho fashion, boho fashion australia, boho fashion photographer, boho photographer, commercial photographer kempsey, commercial photographer port macquarie, crescent head photographer, eco photographer, fashion photographer, fashion photographer port Macquarie, kempsey photographer, off grid australia, photographer kempsey, photographer mid north coast, photographer port Macquarie, portrait photographer mid north coast, portrait photographer port Macquarie, tree change nsw, tree change port macquarie, tree of life 0 comments
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In my past life, working as a freelance photographer in Sydney, I had the pleasure of working with the wonderful creative team at Tree of Life, shooting their bohemian fashion, jewellery and homewares.  We had so much fun at head office and on locations around the city, photographing their pretty bohemian products from India, Napal, Thailand and other exotic locations.   I recently guest posted on the Tree of Life Blog about my transition from working 80 hour work weeks in the big city, to slowing down, moving to the country and building my dream home in the incredibly beautiful coastal town of Crescent Head, with my fiance, James.   You can see images from the post below. To see the full post on the Tree of Life blog, click HERE!     You can see more photos on my Instagram feed. Thanks for reading!! Read More

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