Scott Gelston
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The Examiner's Scott Gelston looks back at his favourite images
They say every story should start at the beginning and it would be easy to pick November 2007, when I walked through the door of The Examiner on Paterson Street for my first shift as a casual socials photographer as that point. → Read More
How to exercise in Launceston during the time of social distancing
Exercise in the age of social distancing is proving for many people to be a difficult pursuit. Sports are cancelled, we're advised against going to the gym, and the social aspect which spurs many people along their fitness journey is gone. → Read More
Theatre company honours the Queen of Props with new archive space
Three Rivers Theatre move their historical archive and stage equipment. → Read More
A Winjeel CA-25, a Yak-52 and a Nanchang CJ-6A took to the skies over George Town
Take a look around a George Town's annual Wings and Things event → Read More
Australia Day-eve fireworks light up Launceston
Riding high: Liam, 1, and Ella Grubert, 6, take a spin on one of the sideshow rides at Chilli Skyfire. Picture: Scott Gelston Grey skies did not deter people from turning out to Chilli Skyfire at Royal Park. → Read More
Amanda Palmer, Orville Peck, Chai and Flying Lotus delivered the goods
Mona Foma returned to Launceston with a stunning mix of visual and performing art and an exciting program of diverse musical acts. Arts reporter Frances Vinall gave the lowdown on the parties and visual art, while photographer and resident music fan Scott Gelston has picked his five favourite musical sets from the weekend. → Read More
Mona Foma's The Centre sees sport and art collide in a collection of video works
Weightlifters in the toilets and ice skaters on the basketball courts → Read More
Sam Neill, Bushfires, AFL, and dog rescues among Scott Gelston's favorite images
Even after a decade shooting news, there's still a thrill when you see people flicking through the pages of The Examiner and pausing to look at your images on the page. → Read More
Hotel Grand Chancellor hosts the 2019 Riverside High celebration dinner
Red carpet arrivals for Riverside High School students → Read More
Kings Meadows students celebrate their 2019 school year
Country Club Tasmania hosted the Kings Meadows High celebration dinner → Read More
Country Club Tasmania hosted students for their annual celebration dinner
Prospect High students stepped out in style for their annual celebration dinner. → Read More
Tasmania Police target stealing and shoplifting in Launceston's CBD
Following on from the successful use of a shop stealing taskforce last year, Tasmania Police will be ramping up its presence in Launceston's retail precinct o... → Read More
Launceston ballet production of The Secret Garden to light up Princess Theater stage
Ballet & Dance Arts Tasmania brings The Secret Garden to life → Read More
AccessAbility Day gives participants the opportunity to learn new skills and make contacts
Opportunity: The CD Centre's Vanessa Mitchell with AccessAbility Day participant Emma Chugg. Picture: Scott Gelston. Emma Chugg couldn't have picked a more appropriate place to learn some insight into the retail and hospitality industries. → Read More
Medhanit and Sumner channel Pnau, Lorde for Mona Foma and Summer festival timed releases
New frontiers: 19 year old singer Medhanit and Launceston duo Sumner have new releases. Pictures: Supplied From sleeping in the sound room of her father's instrument shop as a baby, music has never been far from the mind of Medhanit Barratt. → Read More
Empty Stocking 2019: Scott Gelston uses 1964 Rolleiflex to capture life on film
Scott Gelston uses 1964 Rolleiflex camera to capture Northern Tasmanian moments. → Read More
Animals rolls on screen as Women in Film & TV's host their first Launceston event
Direction: Briony Kidd, Brittany Cook, Tara Bufton, Catherine Phillips, Lena Lindblad and Joee Kelk at the Women in Film & TV event in Launceston. Picture: Scott Gelston. An exclusive screening of the brand-new Australian film, Animals, was the highlight of the Women in Film & TV's first Launceston event. → Read More
A high-speed journey around Symmons Plains raceway
Ride along as we push the Aston Martin Vantage around the iconic Tasmanian circuit → Read More
Three top walks in North-East Tasmania you can do in a day
Tasmania has an international reputation for stunning bushwalking, but the beautiful walks of the North-East are frequently ignored. → Read More
Fashion and the environment take centre stage
Recycled and re-imagined works made from paper, cardboard, wood, fabric and lights will shine → Read More