Making some changes to my time-lapse
I’ve been out in the city doing some time-lapse videos. It is quite a process and takes quite a bit of time, but I do think they are so much better than the ones I’ve […]
Monochrome Madness – Boats around sunrise
I have never understood what the purpose was of taking photos at sunrise or sunset and then converting them to black and white. I guess it could be more about the time of day and […]
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 […]
Flowers from Alowyn Gardens – Processed with Lightroom
Here we are with the first video tutorial for the year. This week we are looking at processing some macro flowers in Lightroom Classic. It is my first one using Lightroom. I was asked if […]
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 […]
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 […]
Breaking out of Coober Pedy – Going to a conservation park
While in Coober Pedy on my central Australian trip we had heard about the Breakaways and everyone who mentioned it said you have to go. So we did. It was a bit of a drive […]
Looking at architecture – Getting back into the city
It has been a very long time since I was in the city, but today I finally went back in. I think the last time I went into the CBD of Melbourne was before the […]
Spring is in the air – flowers are blooming in the garden
Spring is here in Melbourne and it has been so nice going out into the garden to see what is flowering. I planted lots of bulbs and have done my best to make sure I […]
FINALLY, finally – Time to look at my favourite place for photos
It seems to have taken so long to get to my favourite photos of the trip. Coober Pedy was an absolute surprise for me. I never expected that it would be so good to photograph. […]
Chasms and Waterholes – the last photos from Central Australia
We have almost come to the end of my trip to the Northern Territory. Today I have the last of the photos from the last day there. Though I still have more photos, but not […]
Simpson’s Gap – A break in the West MacDonnell Ranges
On our second day in Alice Springs, we decided it was time to get back to doing the things we had originally planned. It was the same day we went to Hermannsburg, but before we […]
Uluru from up really high – Ayers Rock Scenic Flights
One advantage of driving to Uluru was that our carbon footprint wouldn’t be as high as it would be if we flew. That meant maybe it wouldn’t be as bad then to do a couple […]
Getting up close and personal to Uluru – Excursion around the Rock
When I got to Uluru there were a few things I wanted to do, and mostly I got to do them, or experiencing them. In the distance I got to photograph it, at different times […]
Going out for the day
Can you believe it, I actually went out for a day trip with my friend Sandra. She wanted to check out Werribee Gorge and I went along for the ride.