Category: Tips

I love the art of photography and have been collecting work from other photographers for over 40 years. My biggest regret is not buying an Ansel Adams “Moonrise over Hernandez New Mexico” print when I had the chance back in 1980.  It was selling for about $US 2,000 at the time. I knew I should

1 Assess the scene. The biggest problem when photographing spectacular landscapes is you can often get overwhelmed by it and just start shooting, shooting, shooting. You have to avoid that, because when you get home you may find you have missed “the shot”. The key is to look for elements in the scene that convey

There is no better feeling than getting in your car and heading off into the outback for an adventure. Once you hit the road, it doesn’t matter what you have left behind or forgotten to do.  The cries of life’s urgency dwindle with the kilometres travelled and you begin to unwind as the view ahead

In this digital generation we take more photos than ever, but very few people actually make real prints anymore. Prints are still one of the best ways to view your images and have them last, if you use archival print materials. There are two types of people who take digital photos; those who have had

When you’re planning a photography trip, you never know where the day might take you, so I encourage you to always be prepared. A well-stocked first aid kit is a must. Make sure you carry an alarm clock – these days a mobile phone usually does the trick. Always carry an umbrella and a water