Monochrome Madness – Still Life

Welcome back and happy new year as I start back with some still life for Monochrome Madness. I have had a great break and it is nice to get back into it.

• Monochrome Madness, Photography
• Australia, Australian Photographer, experimenting, FIRES, home, lighting, monochrome, practice, still life, trying things

Making Changes as Middle Age sets in

Making changes is something I’m doing a lot right now and part of it could be because middle age sets in, or there could be other reasons, who knows.

• catching up, Photography
• Australian Photographer, cleaning, experimenting, home, house, house work, housewife, making changes, middles age, middles aged, Photographer, sorting

Been a bit MIA

I have been a bit MIA in the last few days. I have to admit social media just wasn’t in the plan. So much has been happening, so I want to catch you up.

• catching up, Photography
• converting to colour, empty nest, goodbye, home, housewife, monochrome, new photos, Port Melbourne, Princes Pier, reverse colour, Tiddles

Silent Sunday – Revisiting Princes Pier

The other morning I went to Princes Pier, revisiting it again and I thought it might be a good topic for Silent Sunday.

• Photography, silent sunday
• 3 Legged Thing, 3ltpro, Australia, Australian Photographer, Formatt Hitech, Fujilfilm X-T3, gates, home, Melbourne, photographers, photographing home, Pier, Port Melbourne, Princes Pier, Revisiting, sunrise, Victoria, visitors

7 tips for Photographing around home

Yesterday we looked at some videos on the impact of tourism, so today I thought we could look at 7 tips for photographing around home. This is a topic I’m actually really passionate about.

• Photography, U4D
• advantages, Australia, Australian Photographer, carbon footprint, disadvantages, home, photographing home, seasons, Tips, travel photography, travelling, weather, where you live

Am I really a traveller?

The question of whether or not I am really a traveller is something I’ve asked myself a lot. Do I really want to travel? Do I need it for my photography?

• Photography, U4D
• environment, home, like to travel, moving around, overseas, planes, suitcase, touring, tourists, traveling, travelling

New Zealand – A round-up

This post was planned when I was still travelling around New Zealand and I thought it would be a good way to round-up the trip. See the highs and lows, so to speak.

• New Zealand Wanderings, Photography
• Australia, back home, borrowing gear, favourites, holiday, home, Melbourne, New Zealand, New Zealand - round-up, packing up, photography gear, returning, reviews, round-up, trip over, unpacking

Back home – New Zealand Wanderings are over

Yesterday the plane touched down in Melbourne bringing me back home and now my New Zealand Wanderings are over. It was an incredible journey and now I’m left with just memories, plus a few thousand photos.

• Photography
• Australia, back home, borrowing gear, favourites, holiday, home, Melbourne, New Zealand, packing up, photography gear, returning, reviews, trip over, unpacking

Around Home – Banyule Flats

Photographing around home has to be a good thing and for me that includes a place called Banyule Flats. It is a quick walk away from me.

• Photography
• April, Australia, Banyule Flats, dead trees, dry, empty, fence posts, home, Melbourne, mist, rain, swamp

Photo Challenge 2 – CLOUDS

Welcome to photo challenge 2. I got the feeling from the last one that you enjoyed it and I will continue doing them. I know many people really enjoy having a challenge to work towards.

• Challenges, Photography
• challenge, clouds, cloudy, going away, home, photo challenge, photo challenge 2, photos, podcast, post