The country surrounding Darwin has more than its fair share of waterfalls. Our landscape is patterned with rivers and rapids, gorges and escarpment. Our landscape goes through extreme seasonal changes: whilst our waterfalls are perfect for a refreshing dip in the dry season (as long as they are crocodile free, of course), they become a…
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Which lens is best for landscape photography?
This is a question I get asked regularly, and there really is no answer (sorry!). The answer depends on you, what sort of landscapes you like shooting, what other gear you have, the environment you shoot in….
The importance of planning | Think BIG!
Darwin will always hold a very, very special place with me – it is where I first became inspired to learn about taking landscape photos.
Photo Essay | Litchfield National Park
A quick trip – Edith Falls, Nitmiluk National Park
As most of you who follow me on Facebook will know, things have been a bit hectic recently and I have had very little time to get away to take photos. My partner and I decided to grab one night away whilst we could, before the Christmas rush starts! We left Darwin at around 5am,…
TIPS | Lightning Photography in Darwin
Over the last few weeks, I have lost count the amount of people that have asked me “how do you take photos of lightning?”….
The shots that got away… October 2013
The skies are starting to get very exciting here in Darwin. Our storm season has set in quite early, and we have already had quite a lot of rain which is unusual for so early in the season.
Exciting new products!
I have been meaning to announce this for a while – but time kept getting away from me, and all of a sudden it’s nearly time…. after ten months in the making! My first Coffee Table Book is due to be released next week!!
TIPS | Finding the light
Professional landscape photographer’s always talk about the “light” in their photos. For me, I agree. To achieve an exceptional landscape photograph, you need to be able to use the light – and wait for the “right” light.
Those that got away July & August 2013
June and July were pretty quiet months for me in terms of getting out and taking photos: not only am I very busy with the tourist season and making stock for markets, but we are also nearing the “biggest” part of our house renovations – the kitchen! We’ve been working hard to get ourselves a…