Known for his stark black-and-white work, Gorak Photo experiments with colour – sparingly. A lone streetlamp stands against a brooding dusk. Burnham Beeches lingers in limbo, its railing a quiet witness to stalled ambition. Back in black and white, the Toorongo River rushes past, steady and unshaken. And in a golden exodus, two seagulls rise, water trailing from their wings. Even in colour, Gorak’s work remains a study in stillness and motion, presence and pause.