Behind the Lens – Visiting Perito Moreno Glacier, Patagonia
Behind the Lens – Two Days at Perito Moreno Glacier Location: Perito Moreno Glacier, Patagonia – Argentina Gear: OM-1, OM-1...
Golden Hour – Chasing light with The Wandering Lens Community
Golden hour is such a beautiful time to have your camera with you. Whether you’re photographing from home, exploring landscapes...
Behind the Lens – The Pastel Peak of Aoraki/Mount Cook
Landscape Photography – The Unexpected Moment at Mount Cook Gale force winds and cloudy skies gave the indication that we...
Behind the Lens – Photographing a Sumo Tournament in Tokyo
Photographing a Sumo Tournament in Tokyo at Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo wrestling has been an integral part of Japanese culture for...
What Cameras I Packed for Greenland
Photographing in Greenland – What to Pack Endless hours of sunshine shimmer along the coastline of Ilulissat in the summer...
Photographing the Dunes of Sossusvlei + The Namib Desert
Photographing Deadvlei with Wilderness Safaris – Namibia Departing in darkness, a slight glow simmered on the horizon, a tiny hint...
Photographing with the E-M1X in the Driest Desert on Earth
The Olympus E-M1X at work in the Atacama Desert, Chile Dust, sandstorms, chilly conditions and contrasting extreme heat are all...
Behind the Lens – Working with Water
If you’ve been a long-time reader of The Wandering Lens you will have seen me mention many times how much...
Behind the Lens – The Olympus Photographers
Photography Inspiration: Behind the Professional Lens You’ve heard me say it before and I’ll say it again to kick off...
The Print Collection – Behind the Project
How the print collection came to life… A humpback whale appeared just meters away as I sat on the rocky...
Behind the Lens: Flying a DJI Mavic Air in -21 degrees
Flying a Drone in Cold Weather – Really cold weather. As the pain became unbearable, my hand quickly resembling a...
Behind the Lens – Flying Over Greenland
A flight I’ll never forget. “As we flew closer to the mainland the drift ice was forming patterns, no doubt...