Overview
Time is a mysterious beast. The moment we are born, our time begins. Yet, we have a limited understanding of how it works, how it is stored in our bodies, and why some of us get more than others. In these pages, author and photographer Ebony Frost offers up ten ways you can buy yourself time; immerse yourself in the time you have, and in doing so, stretch it out and slow it down. To buy yourself time involves no money. Only intention. Only pure determination to make the very best of what we've each been given. Your time starts now. Suitable for ages 10-110 Copyright (c) 2026 Ebony G Frost
Full Product Details
Author: Ebony G Frost ,
Ebony G Frost
Publisher: Halcyon Creative
Imprint: Halcyon Creative
Dimensions:
Width: 14.80cm
, Height: 0.60cm
, Length: 21.00cm
Weight: 0.204kg
ISBN: 9780645342819
ISBN 10: 0645342815
Pages: 30
Publication Date: 01 December 2025
Audience:
General/trade
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Author Information
Born from a combined love of travel, architecture and 'people watching', Ebony developed a keen interest in street photography and urban landscapes and went on to produce two photographic exhibitions to date: 'Appetite Electric' (2012) and 'Go where time takes you' (2017). Her love of music has enabled a live music portfolio including Kimbra, Eskimo Joe, Passenger and Macklemore.Other highlights include: Top 100 in the Fremantle Portrait Prize (2017);Top 20 spot (#13) in the Australian Photography Awards, Landscape and Environment category (2017);Top 10 (#5) in the GST Awards, judged by Christian Fletcher and Tony Hewitt; Featured photographer for Canon's LEAP project with my shot of a golden ferris wheel (2017) Ebony has been lucky enough to take portraits of many babies, families, events and individuals in a professional capacity. Born from a combined love of travel, architecture and 'people watching', Ebony developed a keen interest in street photography and urban landscapes and went on to produce two photographic exhibitions to date: 'Appetite Electric' (2012) and 'Go where time takes you' (2017). Her love of music has enabled a live music portfolio including Kimbra, Eskimo Joe, Passenger and Macklemore.Other highlights include: Top 100 in the Fremantle Portrait Prize (2017);Top 20 spot (#13) in the Australian Photography Awards, Landscape and Environment category (2017);Top 10 (#5) in the GST Awards, judged by Christian Fletcher and Tony Hewitt; Featured photographer for Canon's LEAP project with my shot of a golden ferris wheel (2017) Ebony has been lucky enough to take portraits of many babies, families, events and individuals in a professional capacity.
