Silent Sunday – Colour Vs Infrared
When I posted the infrared photos the other day of Tasmania I was asked by Matt which was better for Tassie. So here are some colour shots and infrared photos. I’ve chosen at this stage […]
Monochrome Madness – A crooked way out
Do you remember the photo I showed you of Dragon’s Head last week? Well, today’s image is from the same day. It was taken much later in the day and was one of the last […]
Silent Sunday – Clouds over the city in colour
In Monochrome Madness a week or so back I showed you a photo of some incredible clouds over the city. I said I would show you some others and here they are. If you want […]
Monochrome Madness – Capturing Dragons
This is another one from the archives. It was taken in 2015 down at Rosebud at a place that the locals call Dragon’s Head. It really does look like a dragon’s head, don’t you think? […]
Looking around places – Gulf Station in Yarra Glen
Recently I showed you some photos and a video that was taken at Steavenson’s Falls in Marysville. It was a quick trip there because we wanted to get to Gulf Station before it closed for […]
Oi Oi Oi – Christmas Down Under
I found some funny Christmas songs that I couldn’t resist sharing with you. I showed them to Tim and he thought I should share them with you. They are very Australian and really show the […]
Christmases Past – Merry Christmas
This is my last post before Christmas. I hope you have enjoyed this look back at Christmases Past. I don’t really know what year these were taken, I think around 2014 or 2015. I am […]
Christmas’s Past – Light show on the townhall
Keeping with the theme of images and such from Christmases Past today I thought I would share a video I did back in 2014. This is the light show that they used to do at […]
Silent Sunday – More from the Blue Lotus Water Garden
Here are some photos from the Blue Lotus Water Garden. Great place for photos. Happy Sunday everyone.
Steavenson Falls – Visiting and Processing Photos
It is Monday and I have another video for you. I thought I might try something a bit different this week. I videoed my trip, well parts of it so I have put together a […]
Monochrome Madness – Steavenson Falls
For Monochrome Madness this week I went back to some photos taken a few years ago of Steavenson Falls in Marysville. This is often an incredible waterfall and I don’t think it ever disappoints. I […]
Monochrome Madness – Fire in the sky and by the river
One thing I have always wondered is how would a sunset translate into black and white. My friend Chris does all black and white images, well most of them anyway. When we go out and […]
View across the river – Using Photoshop to process an image
Another post on processing today. However, this one, instead of trying to teach you anything, I thought it might be interesting for me to just process an image. Take you through what I was trying […]
More from the Tamron 150-500mm – Animals at the Zoo
Last Friday I did a post on using the Tamron 150-500mm F/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD lens. It is a big lens and great for taking wildlife photos. I’m sure there are lots of other things you […]
Monochrome Madness – Manchester Unity Building
I’ve been cheating with Monochrome Madness by using images that are already monochrome, but today I decided to use an image I took recently and see what I could do with it. The building is […]
Silent Sunday – Standing the test of time
Photos taken back in 2016. Wondering if they have stood the test of time and if I still like them. Or if you still like them. Enjoy your Sunday.
Starting something new – Looking at processing images
I know I have been hinting at changes here and that is why I got the new theme, but it is time to actually start talking and doing some of those changes. As you may […]
The final sunset – Our last photography outing of my trip
This was really the last evening of photography on our trip to Central Australia. While the next morning we left Coober Pedy and then headed home, we still had one more night near Adelaide, but […]
Carving religion out of rock – Serbian Church in Coober Pedy
Are churches one of the most photographed subjects in the world? I don’t know if I’m honest, but I have to admit I’ve photographed my share. I am also on board when I’m with someone […]