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09/06/2022

Shenanigans in the Cross!!
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PICTURE: GORDON MCCOMISKIE
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18/11/2021

HEAD-ON MVA: A man is placed on a stretcher after being cut from the wreck of his car following a two car head-on crash in Ashfield.
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PICTURE: GORDON MCCOMISKIE
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Don't forget if you want to see my non-News photography, please follow me over here: https://www.facebook.com/GMCC.Photography
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29/09/2021

POLICE REMEMBRANCE DAY - This time last year, I was preparing to capture a rare event on the calendar. I had the great pleasure of being chosen as the the official Photographer for the NSW Remembrance Day Ceremony. The highlight of the night was the lighting up of the Opera House sails in not only Blue but also with the NSW Police Force Ribbon. This was apparently the first time the Ribbon had been displayed on the Opera House sails, so it was a very momentous event! This year marks yet another tough year for our NSW Police Force with COVID just adding to the pressures of the job.
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To all those Police Officers that have fallen, please remember them today and always !
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PICTURE: Gordon McComiskie
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30/08/2021

Sydney’s Kings Cross back in the good old days!
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PICTURE: GORDON MCCOMISKIE
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19/08/2021

A LONELY ROAD TO RECOVERY - A NSW Police Officer stands alone directing traffic in the Sydney CBD, much akin to how our NSW Police and NSW Ambulance Officers stand alone shouldering more than their fair share of the COVID-19 burden. NSW Police have now become the enforcers of the new COVID-19 restrictions, putting even greater pressure on their relationship with the community! I certainly understand that they have a tough job and are in a precarious postion. My hats off to all our emergency services workers out there doing their best in these times!
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PICTURE: GORDON MCCOMISKIE
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18/08/2021

LETS GET THIS PAGE STARTED AGAIN!! - NSW Police, NSW Ambulance and Fire and Rescue NSW personnel work quickly to remove a trapped person from an overturned 4WD on the M5 Motorway near Revesby. We call always count on our highly skilled and brilliantly trained Emergency Services in any time of need!
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PICTURE: GORDON MCCOMISKIE
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03/10/2020

https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.dailytelegraph.com.au/truecrimeaustralia/police-courts/teen-dragged-from-car-and-shot-in-sefton/news-story/494231a7fcdea68aa5e19ae5387d01a8

A teenager is fighting for his life after being dragged from a car and shot in Sydney’s west late last night.

16/06/2020

Two of my dear work colleagues from News Corp, Nicholas Eagar and Richard Dobson have been working behind the scenes on a wonderful project showing the darker side of Emergency Services work! Its being released later this month and it will be amazing to watch! 👍😀

The Night Watch reveals the untold stories of the brave Australian women and men who keep us safe at night. This intense 12-part series shines a light on the...

12/06/2020

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/truecrimeaustralia/police-courts/teenagers-assault-senior-cop-during-melee-at-fast-food-restaurant/news-story/84141c2d2ed5579a547a44b74bcf547d

A police chief inspector was allegedly assaulted by five teenagers and had his phone stolen after officers were called to break up a disturbance inside a McDonald’s restaurant on Sydney’s northern beaches late last night.

23/08/2019

NORTH WEST RAIL LINK BRIDGE: I have been going under this Bridge at Rouse Hill (Sydney) for the last few years as the North West Rail Link has been shaping up. I have so badly been wanting to photograph this extraordinary rail bridge for so long but have never had time or the situation didnt allow it. Anyway I threw caution to the wind this morning and forced myself to try and capture it. Conditions were far from perfect but at least it has given me a starting point. With a short 2 hour of very quick and dirty edit this afternoon, this is how my first attempt has turned out. I will endeavour to capture it again and put some real effort into the edit next time!

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PICTURE: Gordon McComiskie

30/07/2019

Hi Everyone The Kennedy Awards (NSW Media Awards) are on once again and I have four photos in the People Choice Awards (Photos 7,8, 9 and 10), so please watch the attached video and if you think any of my photos are worth your vote please go to https://register.eventarc.com/41032/2019-power-of-the-lens-peoples-choice-voting and place your vote. Thank you! :-)

https://youtu.be/SvK98NpMtcE

The judges have had their say on the outstanding photographic entries in the 8th Annual NRMA Kennedy Awards. Now it's your turn to choose your favourite in t...

16/06/2019

15/06/2019

Well I was surprised to see my Vivid photos getting a run on Page 10 which I am pretty stoked about! Thank you to the Sunday Telegraph team especially Jeff Darmanin!

Dont forget to check out my time-lapse video online at https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/vivid-sydney-2019-attracts-largest-crowds-ever/news-story/b506857a2296dcd277d17255050ea32b

09/06/2019

A NSW POLICE OFFICER guards a crime scene at Burwood where a man was King Hit and left unconscious on the sidewalk at the Burwood Hotel at around 5am Saturday morning
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PICTURE: GORDON MCCOMISKIE
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07/06/2019

Sydney wakes up to another foggy morning!
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Nikon D850, 70-200mm f2.8 lens , ISO64, 120 second exposure. Shot with NISI night filter and enhanced in Photoshop.
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Photographed from Chapman Rd Glebe, looking towards the Anzac Bridge with the Sydney CBD in the background.
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PICTURE: Gordon McComiskie

05/05/2019

Heres a photo of the Sydney CBD Foreshore including Circular Quay Ferry Terminal. I have highlighted the AMP building in the centre as that company has been embroiled in some controversy due to the recent Australian Royal Commission into Bank which discovered the company had been undertaking some unsavoury practices. So much so that several senior executives have quit and many may face criminal charges in the future.
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PICTURE: Gordon McComiskie
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Nikon D850, ISO 64, f8, 68 seconds, Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 lens @ 170mm, photographed using Formatt Hitech 10 stop ND filter and Circular Polarizer, image enhanced in Photoshop

07/03/2019

Just fooling around in Photoshop! :-)

Picture: Gordon McComiskie