Bohdan Warchomij 
 1946	Born on 27 October in Wimbern, Germany in a post war displaced persons' camp.
		His father is a carpenter.
 1949	Arrive in Fremantle, Australia. His younger sister Maria dies and the family settles in Perth
		rather than travel to Melbourne, their original destination.
 1969	Studies literature at the University of Western Australia. Receives a first class honours degree.
 1973	Travels widely through Europe and Asia with first camera, an Olympus OM1. 
 1978	Studies for a Diploma in Education. 
		Teaches English and Media at La Salle College in Viveash West Australia for ten years. 
 1988	Travels and works as a freelance photographer in NYC for six months. 
 1989	Works as a freelance photographer with the  Newspaper Group in Perth. 
		Becomes a staff photographer. Works freelance for the Perth Sunday Times. 
 1995	Lives and works as a freelance photographer in Hong Kong for three months. 
		Photographs caged people in Hong Kong and hutongs in Beijing. 
 2001	Teaches photojournalism at Curtin University West Australia. 
 2004	Works freelance in Europe. 
		Covers the Presidential elections in Ukraine for English and Canadian newspapers, 
		The Globe and Mail, the Times, Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Times during the Orange Revolution 
		that sweeps Viktor Yushchenko into power. 
 Exhibitions 
 1992    Icons Perth: 
		 An exhibition documenting Ukrainian Anniversary of Independence from the Soviet Union. 
 1997    True Blue: 
		 Moore's Building Fremantle; A group exhibition examining multiculturalism in West Australia. 
 1998    Rescue: 
		 An exhibition on street and hospice life in Calcutta, India, photos taken in 1997,
		 two months after the death of Mother Theresa.