Street photographer

David Sark is a Sydney based photographer with a passion for capturing moody moments from around the world. His initial interest in photography was sparked when he received his first Canon point and shoot film camera as a birthday present in his early teens. At the time it was mainly used for taking blurry photos of mates doing dumb things at parties. It was only when he went to university that David developed a serious interest in photography and image making. With a background in visual communication and graphic design, his eye is now drawn to the interesting shapes and forms of illuminated city environments and how the human form moves through and interacts within the space. 

Press and Achievements 

• First place Crown Sydney Artist Initiative competition

• Finalist in the Sydney Rides Festival exhibition competition

• ‘How to get your own photography exhibition’ article contributor for Australian Photography Magazine

• Image series featured as a part of the Wynyard Walk digital display

• 'Behind the lens' article written for Australian Photography Magazine

• 'The Art of Night' feature article in Australian Photography Magazine

• Curator for the Street Classics Instagram account

• Japan photo series feature on PhotoblogHK

• 'Tokyo Nights' photo series feature on COOPH

• Canon Australia Instagram account takeover

• Interview with No More Ugly camera bags

• ‘After hours’ solo exhibition for the SALA arts festival

• 'Sign of the Times' group photography exhibition at Ambush Gallery

• Selected as an Associated exhibitor for the Head On Photo Festival

• Selected to exhibit at the Berlin Photo Biennale

• Selected as a ’Suggested User’ by Instagram

• Shortlisted for Monster Children Magazine photo competition

• Featured article on the DigitalRev photo blog Bokeh

• Featured interview on the DigitalRev photo blog Bokeh