GUY LITTLE CREATIVE

I am not so much interested in documenting the world, rather I’m more interested in interpreting it, figuratively. I could say controversially that photographers who document the world lack the imagination to interpret it. Below are 3 recent examples of photographing the light rather than the thing. What I have come to understand is that the literal is the beginning, the foundation for the figurative. Too many photographers and camera clubs strive only to master the literal b

I've just completed a NGV online workshop for 5 weeks on, 10 Artists you should know.. And I found it interesting that there was a reading disucssion between Goya and Frank Hurley. The journalistic aspect of both their works. I had long been an admirer of Hurley's life and work and documenting war. the book on the story of the doomed expedition to Antartica, Endurance, is one of the great survival stories of all time. In an article by Eric Campbell June 2021 for the NGV wrot

Max Dupain : A Portrait by Helen Ennis, just released book, Sept 2026. Thanks to Wendy Kleyn for some research work here. Very interested to get hold of a copy of Helen Ennis’s latest published biography, Max Dupain : A Portrait. Max Dupain in my opinion is the greatest photographer Australia has produced. Not only for his work but his influence of Olive Cotton and David Moore who assisted for him. Composition, lighting, tonality and context. Frame within a frame, angles, lin

The Tempest, Guy Little © 2026 Very happy to receive a Highly Commended in the 2026 Mono Awards announced in September. I should of put more B&W in. My goal for next year is enter more than just one image. I mentioned the story of this image in a previous blog in April and despite to the contrary this is about exposure and not post. Reading : Meditations by Krishnamurti Watching : Apollo has Fallen Listening : New Order Eating : yoghurt & blueberries Drinking : sparkling wate

Minimalist Award, Honourable mention, Austria, 2026. Very happy to receive a honourable mention in the Minimalist Award out of Austria at the end of August. Ironically, I shot this in 2004 on film on Hasselblad while on location on my family winery in Margaret River of a feather I found in the vineyard. This is the edge of a feather, called Vexillum, deriving from Latin. It reminded me of a ploughed field that I recall from BBC TV production of Thomas Hardy’s, Tess of the d’U

Represented by Irid Gallery at the Melbourne Affordable Art Fair, 27 - 30 Aug 2026, some people looking at my work. WHOA 23,000 people attended the Affordable Art Fair Aug 27 – 30 2026 at the Royal Exhibition building in Melbourne. What a blast, a real rollercoaster of feelings. As an introvert I found it exhausting. I spoke to hundreds and hundreds of people about my work, many loved my photography and were fascinated by my drawings and photography drawing combinations and t