Twin Pete's Creative

11/06/2026

09/06/2026

Another project for . This is a little socials ad promoting their latest video about big Brandon knocking up a double gate in double time up in Rockhampton.

03/06/2026

Little Intro sting for a new YouTube Channel called
Client does the videography, the Real Rural guys do the post production.
Nice to be on board in this early stage of a great idea.

06/05/2026

Recent shot taken with the Bronica SQA.
120 format Black and White film. 200 ISO.
Shot at Boomerang Beach surf look out deck.
The gold here of course - old mate watching the surf has a Tooheys Old T-shirt on!
I want it!

23/04/2026

Another big road trip for MLA (Meat & Livestock Australia) heading down south to Gunning. Big day of shooting today at Jen and Jack Medway’s 8,000 acre sheep farm.

04/03/2026

Had a great trip up to Kingstown, an hour west of Armidale, last week. An exciting new project for MLA (Meat & Livestock Australia) with massive thanks to my old client Mads for dragging me along with her new pursuits.
A couple of drone shots of me getting in shot, wrangling goats, goats wrangled, and Will checking ear tags.
Worked on the MLA account many years ago in my Campaign Palace days, so nice to reconnect.

24/02/2026

Great to get on the road again for a new project. Sunny old Kingstown, an hour west of Armidale shooting for MLA (Meat & Livestock Australia). Stinking hot and so many goats!

17/02/2026

The Bronica SQ-A is a beautiful square format camera from the early 1980s.
In her 40s, one might say in her prime. A big thank you to my old buddy Russel for donating his Bronny to me.
We were both in the art studio at Ogilvy&Mather when this camera hit the market.
Only takes 12 shots a roll. This one was 200iso Phoenix colour 120 format. I learned a lot from the first 12 shots. Some work to do.
Loving the feel of these shots of a young flowering gum. A lovely softness to them. Stay tuned.

03/01/2026

Finally started my journey back into shooting on film.

First roll was Black and White 400 ISO, that was probably 15 years out of date!.
Shot on the wonderful Nikkormat 35mm camera which is at least 50 years old.
Glass has plenty of scratches. Needs external light metre for exposure reading, and focus isn’t great. So mixed results. But heaps of fun. The winding, the clicking, the old metal feel. Love.

For the same reason I prefer vinyl over CDs, I love the imperfections in these flawed images.
Im sure I’ll improve with each roll, but not too much I hope, as these are very close to the look I was hoping for.
Here’s a few that I (and a sneaky shot from Casey) didn’t completely butcher…

Next up is the beautiful Bronica SQA box camera (Circa 1980 - thanks again Rusty!). A 6x6 square format camera that takes 120 film with a max 12 exposures! (…I’m up to 10). Using as 200 ISO Phoenix colour roll for this one. Results to come.

22/09/2025

Short little sting for 101 Music.