Calming Image of Sorrento
After yesterdays post, I thought it might be nice to do one that was less stressful for me, and for you. Today I am just going to show you an image, just one, but hopefully […]
Is Sexism still alive and well in the Photography Industry?
Recently Nikon released a new camera. It is one that many have been waiting for, the D850. It is the update for the popular 800 series and has been highly anticipated. Nikon Asia naturally wanted […]
Silent Sunday: Port Arthur Pier
Here is one of the long exposures I took of a pier that was across the road from where we were staying in Port Arthur.
Velvet 85: doing more than flowers
On my last visit to Alowyn Gardens I took the Lensbaby Velvet 85 with me. I have had it on loan for a few weeks now, and the gardens are a great place to take […]
Floral Friday – Alowyn Gardens
Usually for these posts I show you a close up of a flower, but I thought it might be nice to show you one of Alowyn Gardens with the wisteria out in full bloom.
MM 4-25: Monochrome Madness
Well, that was almost embarrassing. I almost forgot about doing Monochrome Madness this week. I remembered, luckily, in time.
Catching up and being a working photographer
Looking at the path I have chosen for myself I realise it isn’t an easy one. Most people who pursue a photography career do so by doing portraits and weddings. It seems easy, but what […]
Cascades Brewery in Infrared
As many of you know, when I was in Tasmania recently, I spent quite a bit of time taking photos with my newly converted infrared camera. It was a great way to test it out […]
Silent Sunday: Moving the Seafarers Bridge
For quite some time I’ve been wanting to do some new work. There is always some apprehension when you start something new and a lot of procrastination can occur before hand. That has certainly been […]
Floral Friday
A poppy from Alowyn Gardens. Taking photos of it last week and watching the bees having a great time.
Docklands gets dark
The other night I was teaching a workshop at Docklands and we did the sunset then took some photos around the harbour down there.
UfD: 10 Things I Can’t Live Without in My Kit
This post was first written May 2015. It was interesting to go back to the original and see how much as changed. I have to say not a lot. I have updated it in a […]
Catching Up and What’s Ahead
When I used to blog a lot more, I did these posts every week and I want to start doing that again. I really want this blog to work, so I am going to start […]
Floral Friday: Velvet series
Yesterday, I had a trip to Alowyn Gardens. I think it is one of the best places to test lenses for macro photography. Right now there are flowers everywhere. It was fantastic to see it […]
MM 4-23: Monochrome Madness
It is, it is that time again for our weekly challenge Monochrome Madness. For those of you new to it, and would like to participate, all the details are at the end of the post. […]
Learning About Long Exposure Photography
One of the most amazing types of photography is Long Exposure and you can learn about it here. It can seem quite complicated, but learning about long exposure photography is a great way to help […]
Port Arthur Historic Site in Infrared
Just recently I showed you the images I took at Port Arthur with my normal camera, the Nikon D800. Here is the post so you can look at it, Port Arthur Historical Site in colour. At […]
Catching up on some news
Since getting back from Tasmania it has been busy, though not in the ways I thought it would be. I have started realising that while writing is good, I need to promote myself more, so […]