One of my favourite photos of my hometown – Melbourne
I am going to do another post tomorrow on my thoughts on Social Media these days, but one thing I want to say is that I want to start showing my posts here more again. […]
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 […]
Teaching in the city
I found myself teaching in the city this morning. It is funny how I thought my days of teaching were over. People seem to keep finding me.
A quiet Cityscape
This image was taken a few weeks when I had a loan of the Canon 5D Mark IV with the 16-35mm 2.8 lens. I was trying it out for long exposure photography and while I […]
Long exposure with the Canon 5D Mark IV
The other day I mentioned that I have a loan of the Canon 5D Mark IV and the 16-35mm 2.8 lens. I am trying them out with long exposures to see what I think. I […]
Weekend Wanderings: Melbourne as the sun sets
There is nothing like watching the sun gone down on a city and then all the lights coming on. Melbourne is no different in that respect. One of the best places to watch it happening […]
Weekend Wanderings: Bridges of Melbourne
Often when people contact me for One on Ones Photography Lessons the area they want to photograph is along the river with the bridges. The Yarra River, that goes through the city, has many bridges […]
Another week on Instagram
Another quick post to let you see what I’ve had on Instagram this week. I have really liked most of these. I am really enjoying what I am coming up with. I hope you like […]
Weekend Wanderings: Around City Streets at Night
The other night I spent the evening in the city walking around the lanes taking some night shots. It was nice to be back in the city talking photos. The lanes are so different at […]
Monochrome and Colour of a Scene in Melbourne
Last week I was doing some long exposures in the city and when I went to process one of them I converted it to black and white first. This is what I ended up with. […]