The day-to-day hassles of working for the man stop most people from living the life they desire. Nonetheless, each and every day brings opportunities for us to bring real and positive change into the lives of folk less fortunate than ourselves.
Read MoreMaking dramatic photos of the landscape isn’t easy. If it was, everyone would be doing it. However, over the years, I’ve discovered a direct link between the weather and those incredibly dramatic photos of the natural world we’d all like to create ourselves.
Read MoreIt’s the interplay of light and color that brings this otherwise straightforward architectural photo of the spire at St. Paul’s Cathedral in the heart of Melbourne to life.
Read MoreAre you ready for a Faroe Islands adventure? A recognized hotspot for enthusiastic landscape, wildlife and travel photographers, here’s some useful tips to ensure you produce some really expert photos from your own Faroe Islands adventure.
Read MoreToday marks the anniversary of the horrible terrorist attack, resulting in the killing of innocents praying at the Al Noor Mosque and the Linwood Islamic Centre, in the city of Christchurch, New Zealand.
Read MoreI love travel and I love photography, and it's been great to marry these two passions together in my quest to turn magic moments into truly timeless photos.
Read MoreDo you love making photos, but aren’t always happy with the results you achieve? Do you want to learn how to take good photos that document not just what you see, but how you feel about what you see?
Read MoreMaking fun photos in the orange groves, while working as a stills photographer on Summer Coda, the first full length film directed by Richard Gray, was a truly great experience.
Read MoreDid my eyes deceive me, or were these two figures, emerging from the mist, actually walking on water? It was a site to behold and a memory from my travels I won’t easily forget.
Read MoreLuminosity and the concept of light in photography remains essential when crafting beautiful fine art prints. Here’s some relatively simple approaches I take to imbue my own photos with a greater sense of luminosity.
Read MoreStreet photos don’t always need to feature candid pics of people. Over the years I’ve developed a simple method that allows me to approach strangers and ask permission to create beautiful, collaborative portrait photos.
Read MoreThe spartan nature of the bedroom of Saint Teresa of Calcutta at Mother House in Kolkata, India illustrates the simplicity of her life, despite the fame she received during her lifetime.
Read MoreRegardless of the season, it’s critical to stay active and creative. Good for mind and body, doing so encourages a purpose driven and meaning rich life. Likewise, travel excites the senses and opens us up to inspirational experiences, while volunteering focuses our attention on the needs of others.
Read MoreKolkata is a city steeped in history with a rich and vibrant culture. Photographing this quiet and gentle yogi was just one of many adventures that came my way while exploring this deeply spiritual city.
Read MoreIf you’re traveling to the UNESCO World Heritage classified city of Bruges I recommend a visit to the Belfry of Bruges. The climb to the viewing platform is tough, but a simple technique enabled me to photograph through the protective security wire.
Read MoreThe tranquil Painkalac Creek at Aireys Inlet, together with the cliffs, beach and changing mood of the Southern Ocean, provide plenty of opportunities for sightseeing, exploration and fantastic landscape photography at this peaceful stopover along Australia’s iconic Great Ocean Road.
Read MoreYour best images should be front and centre in your mind, easily accessible on your computer and via social media. Over the years I’ve developed an easy to follow criteria that allows me to pick my best images and identify which photos to delete.
Read MoreI’ve had the good fortune to undertake the significant road trip from Melbourne to the tiny town of Cowangie on several occasions. What I discovered on those long journeys makes me eager to return.
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