Editioned, unframed silver gelatine print on Ilford Pearl
Printed by esteemed darkroom printer, Sandy Prints.
Available Sizes
120 × 82cm - Edition of 5 (3 remaining) - Pictured*
50.8 x 40.6cm - Edition of 8 (6 remaining)
25.5 × 30.2cm - Edition of 10 (9 remaining)
Editions exclude +2 Artist Proofs held by the Artist.
The Flooding of Stoney Creek was highly commended in the 2025 Wollongong Art Prize and subsequently acquired by Wollongong Art Gallery. The image was a finalist in the 2025 Galah Regional Photography Prize and hung in NERAM, Armidale. It was selected in the open program of the 2025 Ballarat Foto Biennale.
Payment plans available. Email me at gday@twillbaker.com for info.
*Pictured: 120 × 82cm print framed by Egg & Dart for The Wollongong Art Prize
Artist Statement
On the morning of 6th April 2024, I awoke to a river of coal flowing through my backyard. The cause and effect of climate change was literally at my doorstep. I loaded my camera with Kodak black and white cinema film and went to inspect the damage from the third “hundred year storm” in as many years.
This candid photograph depicts Reef Winner playing in the aftermath of the devastation. I was drawn to the urgency of the scene. The obvious juxtaposition of despair and hope playing out right in front of me. An image with a message as clear as the one delivered by mother nature that day.
Editioned, unframed silver gelatine print on Ilford Pearl
Printed by esteemed darkroom printer, Sandy Prints.
Available Sizes
120 × 82cm - Edition of 5 (3 remaining) - Pictured*
50.8 x 40.6cm - Edition of 8 (6 remaining)
25.5 × 30.2cm - Edition of 10 (9 remaining)
Editions exclude +2 Artist Proofs held by the Artist.
The Flooding of Stoney Creek was highly commended in the 2025 Wollongong Art Prize and subsequently acquired by Wollongong Art Gallery. The image was a finalist in the 2025 Galah Regional Photography Prize and hung in NERAM, Armidale. It was selected in the open program of the 2025 Ballarat Foto Biennale.
Payment plans available. Email me at gday@twillbaker.com for info.
*Pictured: 120 × 82cm print framed by Egg & Dart for The Wollongong Art Prize
Artist Statement
On the morning of 6th April 2024, I awoke to a river of coal flowing through my backyard. The cause and effect of climate change was literally at my doorstep. I loaded my camera with Kodak black and white cinema film and went to inspect the damage from the third “hundred year storm” in as many years.
This candid photograph depicts Reef Winner playing in the aftermath of the devastation. I was drawn to the urgency of the scene. The obvious juxtaposition of despair and hope playing out right in front of me. An image with a message as clear as the one delivered by mother nature that day.
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