Your Guide to Photographing the Lavender Fields of Valensole
Provence Lavender Fields – Valensole Plateau Want to skip through purple fields of lavender as bees buzz happily around you and the warm summer sunshine lights up the sky above?
A Guide to Tropical North Queensland Photography Experiences
Rainforest to Reef – Experience the natural beauty of Queensland, Australia with this guide to the most photogenic outdoor experiences you can have from the Atherton Tablelands to Cape Tribulation.
Behind the Lens… The Duck Photo, Queenstown
The sun was shining, snow had fallen on the peaks overnight and the lake was clear and still. Driving to Wilson Bay from Queenstown I was getting so excited by the snow capped mountains lurking above Lake Wakatipu.
The Great Barrier Reef – Photographing Above and Below
Cairns, Australia Every shade of blue from teal to navy appeared beneath me as we flew over the Great Barrier Reef east of Cairns in Queensland, Australia.
50 Photos: A Photographic Journey along The Western Front
At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them. It’s an ode read aloud every April 25th, in commemoration of ANZAC Day and the thousands of soldiers who lost their lives during World War I.
The Outer Hebrides – A Guide to the Isle of Lewis + Harris
Scotland – The Isle of Lewis and Harris Wind-swept beaches with teal seas rolling onto pearl coloured shores border these islands in the western waters of Scotland.
Behind the Lens – The Historic Discovery of Vignacourt Photographs
an attic with crumbling floor boards and cracking walls lay untouched for years in vignacourt, france. Vignacourt, France Coordinates – 50.0123° N, 2.1973° E Sunlight peeked through the cobwebs on occasion, but little did anyone realise that this attic was hiding one of the greatest collections of war photographs yet to be discovered.
Landscape Highlights of the Highest Road in France
The Col de la Bonette Coordinates – 44.3216° N, 6.8069° E I’ll confess, I didn’t actually realise we were driving on the highest paved road in France until we were nearly at the very top.
Gear Talk: The Benefits of Travelling with a Zoom Lens
Travel Photography + Zoom Lenses Now before you click away thinking this is going to be a techy article about some fancy gadget, wait a second… I’m not one of those photographers who bulks up on gear and has more equipment than I’ll ever need.
Photographing the French Alps of Briançon in Summer
Once the snow melts and summer arrives the landscapes and alpine scenery around Briançon flourish. If you’re planning a visit to France this year, save a little time in your itinerary for a visit to the French Alps.
Location Scout: Photogenic Waterfalls to Visit in Bali
Bali is lush. It’s a tropical paradise where rainforest grows rampant, greens are greener than anywhere you’ve been before and where waterfalls shower their way through mist-filled gullies.
Curating Your Work – Social Media for Photographers
How to Make an Attractive Social Media Account Social media has created a never-ending vault of inspiration and possibilities to showcase your work whether it’s personal or professional.
10 Photography Experiences to Have in Iceland
Iceland and photography are like peanut butter and toast, they go together. It’s where glaciers, waterfalls and other-worldly landscapes await you and your camera, ready to provide the adventure of a lifetime.
How to creatively compose travel images
Want to create photographs that make your friends want to jump in the image and be there with you? When visiting a new destination there is always a check list of major attractions, monuments and sights to visit and taking a photo to say you’ve been there is all part of the fun.
Itinerary: Singapore’s Most Photogenic Sights in One Day
A Photographer’s Itinerary for Singapore Planning to visit a new city can be a little daunting, especially when you want to make sure you get to see the best places and of course, the most photogenic.
The Sydney Opera House – Australia’s Striking Icon
In Photos: The Sydney Opera House Appearing like a ship floating on the harbour, the Sydney Opera House is a photogenic marvel.
Perspectives: 14 Places to Photograph the Eiffel Tower
Where to find the best views of the Eiffel Tower… Paris is somewhere that always manages to sparkle no matter how many times you photograph it.
Autumn in Japan – Landscape Photography Tips
Japan Travel: The Beauty of Autumn As a landscape photographer, at any given time of the year there’s always somewhere in the world that’s exactly where you want to be.
Travel Photography – A Year of Adventures with The Wandering Lens
Travel Photography – Behind the Scenes This year has been the biggest so far for The Wandering Lens and I wanted to take some time to share a little summary of the photography adventures I’ve had in 2017 with a few behind the scenes stories thrown in for fun.
Enchanting Luxury at the Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto
Visual Hotel Review – Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto, Japan Stone steps lead through an 800-year-old Japanese garden where vibrant autumn trees dance delicately over a koi pond.
14 Photogenic Experiences in Provence, France
Travel in France – Photo spots + Experiences in Provence From the shores of the Mediterranean to the peaks of the alps, France is filled with photogenic natural wonders.
Shooting Sunrise at Sensoji Temple, Tokyo
Japan Photo Tour – Day One Sunrise at Sensoji Temple Walking through the historic streets of Asakusa at 5:30am, it was hard not to wonder what on earth we were doing awake.
Photographing the Colours of the Cook Islands
Photographing the Cook Islands of Rarotonga + Aitutaki The Cook Islands are a bright, visual playground of tropical tones. From the sea to the sky, you’re spoilt for ever changing landscapes to photograph and if you’re a beach person, this is one place to add to your list!
The World from The Water – Dubai
Underwater Photography Project – Dubai With a skyline of towering man-made monsters, the coastline of Dubai is impressive from almost any angle.
The 48hr Guide to Queenstown’s Photo Spots
Queenstown Photography Locations Queenstown, New Zealand is somewhere I’d usually recommend you spend a lifetime in preference to a weekend. It’s the kind of place you arrive and instantly realise you’re somewhere special.
