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  • November13th

    Frances Greig has created a beautiful set of illustrations for the G-Lish Foundation – a non-government organisation which was started in early 2010 in the upper east region of (the republic of) Ghana, Africa. The purpose of the foundation is to empower the Ghanaian people by bringing sustainable development to rural communities where poverty is pronounced and farm based substance living is rife.

    Created earlier this year, the illustration above was designed to visualise the foundation’s activities, and inspire volunteers to engage and participate in the G-Lish volunteer program.

    The G-Lish foundation focuses on three key areas:
    • Improved economic standards – through income generating projects and initiatives.
    • Improved environmental management – through landscape preservation, education and recycling.
    • Improved social standards – through training, project participation and education.

    This illustration was commissioned as part of the launch of the G-Lish volunteer program.

  • November9th

    The Shot is PDN’s international sports photo competition for professional photographers.

    This year, Peter Greig has entered three images – one of them being a recent shot of a rock climber friend, Simon Rajaratnam, free soloing up the Eastern face of North Head, Manly. This image is currently in the running to for the People’s Choice award, and is now sitting in 5th place.

    Help Peter get this dynamic action shot to the top spot by voting here.

    Rules: Only one vote is allowed per person/email address, if you vote a second time the first vote no longer gets counted so make sure your vote counts!

  • November8th

    In their Chifley Square showroom in Sydney, Canon have recently finished installing a collection of Peter Greig‘s panoramic images – shot especially for the project. The brief was ‘Heritage Sydney’, with the direction of the new layout headed up by Sydney design agency, Unimail.

    Read on for more images…

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  • October14th

    Peter has been busy lately. With his twelve-month residency at Sydney Dance Company coming to a close, he first collated the hours of footage he filmed over the course of the residency to produce a series of Artist Snapshots, and now he has released his debut short film, titled ONE WAY: A Journey Through The Land Of Yes And The Land Of No, produced for Sydney Dance Company’s upcoming season at Sydney Theatre.

    It is quite a visual feast, check it out below…

  • October13th

    As part of his residency at SDC, over the past few months Peter Greig has been working on a full profile of the dancers that make up the company. Here are two of his favourite interviews:

    For a full playlist of all dancers, check out Sydney Dance Company’s Youtube Channel.

  • September16th

    Peter Greig was recently in New Zealand on a couple of assignments, one of which was shooting Garmin’s outdoor GPS range for their NZ market. Here is a quick glimpse of an early sunrise on shoot day, more shots from the actual shoot coming soon…
    Mt Fyffe, New Zealand

  • August5th

    Peter Greig is currently filming and photographing Sydney Dance Company on their tour of Rafael Bonachela’s award-winning we unfold. Check out the gallery of tour photos here.

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  • August1st

    Credits
    Choreography: Marko
    Dancers: Andrew, Chai, Will
    Photography: Peter Greig

  • June23rd

    In an interview with Sydney Dance Company’s Marketing Manager, Georgia Malone, Australia Council assess the campaign for the company’s first Sydney season in 2011 – including the Sharing Spaces series filmed and produced by Peter Greig.

    “This series of case studies was developed for the Australia Council as a part of Connecting:// arts audiences online. They highlight some standout examples of organisations engaging audiences…”
    - Connecting: arts audiences online website

    The full case study can be read here.

  • June22nd

    Jacopo Godani’s new work, Raw Models, created while in residence as Sydney Dance Company’s guest international choreographer.
    Featuring a score by Godani’s long-standing collaborators, 48nord.