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Lanie Lane and Time Out Sydney April

Daniel Boud — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 22:20:29 +0000

Lanie Lane on the cover of Time Out Sydney

There’s a new issue of Time Out Sydney in newsagents this month which features a number of photos from me.

The mag has had a bit of a spruce up in the layout too, with more pictures running bigger and full bleed. Which is rather pleasing.

First up is cover star Lanie Lane who i photographed at my home studio. She’s a genuine sweetheart and i’m really glad we’ve got her on the cover. She’s still under the mainstream radar, but a great talent who i’ve no doubt will be making waves when she releases her debut album later this year.

Sam Hughes serenades his egg of fermenting wine

This was a really fun photo to shoot and i had no idea what to expect when i was going in. I was just told by the food editor, “there’s these dudes making wine by fermenting it in giant eggs and playing music to it”.

So i made arrangements with Sam from Natural Selection Theory to shoot at their space in an old Rozelle factory. And it was pretty much as described, a dark room with a number of large ceramic eggs filled with wine. Each egg is played a different soundtrack through speakers, some jarring distortion, some soothing sea sounds, some heartbeats. Each egg is also encased in a different type of soil which combines with the sound to apparently make each wine ferment differently.

I bathed the room in red by firing my flash into a real estate sign that was kicking around then lit Sam from the front with a snoot. Awesome dude.

Kerri and Cameron from jazz club 505

Rev. Graham Long of the Wayside Chapel

The Wayside Chapel in Kings Cross is undergoing major renovations at the moment and is even more chaotic than usual. I’d shot there before and remembered this great Reg Mombassa stained glass style artwork he’d done. Graham dug it out of storage in his office and i took it up to the rooftop to shoot them there together.

There’s a great photo heavy book about the Wayside out recently that’s well worth a look.

Sydney’s Best Breakfasts

Daniel Boud — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 05:04:38 +0000

Baffi and Mo in Redfern

Seeing Will’s post on Baffi and Mo reminded me about the photos i shot for Time Out Sydney’s Best Breakfasts issue.

Breakfast is my favourite meal of the day, and a lazy café breakfast is one of life’s great pleasures.

Bangbang in Surry Hills

Any of these establishments will feed you well, alongside a killer coffee.

Clipper Cafe in Glebe

Cafe No. 9 in Potts Point

Since the story was published it seems that Cafe No. 9 has closed in mysterious circumstances, and if the comments here are correct, all the staff have moved on prior to it re-opening.

Coffee at Bangbang

Kasbah in Balmain

Baffi and Mo

See Time Out for the full top 10 list.

Food and Drink photos

Daniel Boud — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 00:46:14 +0000

I mainly concentrate on the music photos here on Boudist but a lot of the work i do at Time Out is shooting bars and restaurants.

So for a change of scene here’s some food and drink photos to whet your appetite.

North Bondi Italian Food.

Monkey Magic – a new-ish restaurant on Crown St, near Billy Kwong.

Rockpool Bar and Grill, Neil Perry’s new CBD restaurant specialising in steak.

South Restaurant, good Southern food on the North Shore.

Velluto.

Breakfast at the Broadway Café.

Sugarmill.

The new Spice I Am.

Low 302 a new bar on Crown St Surry Hills.

Uccello, next to Ivy Pool.

Such a tasty ice watermelon dessert from Spice Temple.

Tuna Salad from Jo and Willy’s Depot at Bondi.

A helpful wine guide at 4 Pines.

North Bondi RSL, smartening up their cuisine.

It’s not only Rock’n'Roll

Daniel Boud — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 08:22:53 +0000

Here’s some pictures i’ve taken for Time Out Sydney of late. Primarily for the food and drink section.

Scallops from Chinta Ria.

A breakfast feast. And my sneakers.

Barrel of octopus.

Judging cakes is serious business.

Cocktail flairing is getting ridiculous.

Breakfast by the beach.

I’m learning to love macro.

See what i mean.

Doris Goddard @ The Hollywood

Daniel Boud — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 21:08:14 +0000

Doris has been the owner and licensee of the Hollywood Hotel in Surry Hills for over 30 years.

Before running a pub she was quite the starlet – working on stage and screen with Bob Hope, Robert Mitchum, Katherine Hepburn and Peter Sellers.

I was a bit nervous about shooting her – i felt i’d be in danger of presenting a faded star, the young beauty who is now older and not so glamourous. But Doris is still full of life and i was happy with this nice candid snap. It captures the champagne, a great natural smile plus the glint and recognisable mirrorball of The Hollywood.

She’s featured on the last page of the current issue of Time Out Sydney as our first colourful Sydney identity.

Last Drinks at Barons

Daniel Boud — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 23:11:04 +0000

Notorious Kings Cross dive bar Barons is closing it’s doors for good this Wednesday.

Like many of the character rich old joints in the Cross it’s being demolished to make way for a new multi storey development.

I’m sure most Sydney drinkers would have some hazy memories of a night spent surfing the lounges of the dimly lit bar.

I remember being taken there as a 17 year old, sipping Midori Illusions with my workmates and trying to learn backgammon. On another night I recall being asked to leave once dawn hit after spending the night canoodling with my first girlfriend. This was before the times you needed to buy some garlic bread downstairs in order to drink upstairs.

I visited Barons during the day yesterday with Time Out Sydney‘s editor to soak up some of the vibe before it’s all gone. It didn’t look quite right, deserted and in daylight. But i took a bunch of snaps which you can now see in the Barons photo gallery.

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