Monochrome Madness – First images taken in Infrared
I first got my infrared camera in 2017, well I had my old Nikon 300s converted to infrared. I wasn’t using the camera anymore and it seemed like a good idea. I don’t regret it […]
Burning and Dodging Again – Using Lightroom this time
A couple of weeks ago I did a video on burning and dodging but I used Photoshop for it and this week I wanted to show you how to do it in Adobe Lightroom. It […]
Falling in love with Photography Again – Part 5 of my photography journey
Now where were we? Last time we talked about how I fell out of love with photography and I imagine you have guessed from the title this part is about how I found my way […]
Monochrome Madness – A Melbourne Bridge
When my friends arrived from the US I spent one day with Anne around the city. I asked what she wanted to see and she said a bridge that I photograph a lot. I can’t […]
Looking back at Tasmania from 2016 – Photo Montage
I’m not doing much today, but I did spend some time putting together a video of my photos from my trip to Tasmania back in 2016. It is quite long, but I have put in […]
The Easter Break – Photos of a bridge
I’m sure many of you are expecting the continuation of my photography journey but with Easter upon us I have decided to take a small break over the next few days. So instead of doing […]
Monochrome Madness – Trees in Infrared
When I was in Tasmania I did a lot of infrared photography. I’ve told you this before, however one subject I loved photographing were trees. They look so good in infrared. I have put together […]
Burning and Dodging – Adding some highlights and shadows with Photoshop
I have another processing video for you this week. I thought I would show you how to do some burning and dodging. It is something I do in most of my photos. I like how […]
Getting to where I hated photography – Part 4 of my photography journey
It has been good to hear how many of you are enjoying this series. I’m not sure how many more posts there will be after this, maybe one or two which should bring us up […]
Monochrome Madness – The abstractness of it all
This is a quick post, sorry, but I have really hurt my right wrist, no idea how, so I can’t spend time typing too much. I have three images for you today. Two I have […]
Travelling along the Great Ocean Road – Taking friends to some amazing places
I have spoken about how I took some friends to Port Campbell last month. I feel like I’ve known Anne for many years now and had the great pleasure of meeting her in 2015 when […]
Silent Sunday – Previously on the Great Ocean Road
This is a hint for some other photos to come. These are from the Great Ocean Road in 2015 and 2017. Happy Sunday.
Trying to get more serious – Part 3 of how I got into photography
Last week I left you where I was pregnant and did think working in a darkroom wouldn’t be good. It would be around 3 years before I picked up the camera again. Being pregnant for […]
Monochrome Madness – The lower cacades at Taggerty
I spent a lovely day out last week driving along Lady Talbot Drive near Marysville. It has been quite a few years since I have been there and it was nice to get back. About […]
Getting your photos out of Lightroom – Exporting your images to your computer
Last week I showed you how to import your photos into Lightroom and then I realised, that maybe some of you might like to know how to export them as well. Lightroom lets you work […]
Silent Sunday – Flowers in the garden
These are some of the flowers you can find in my garden at the moment. They were taken using the Lensbaby Composer Pro II and Sweet 35. Happy Sunday.
My first SLR camera – Part 2 of how I got into photography
It was so good to hear how many of you enjoy last weeks post, and if you missed it, here is the link to it, Becoming a photographer – Part 1 of how I got started. […]