travel photography tips and advice
Buggy Beautiful – An Insight into Macro Photography with Geraint Radford
Macro Photography – An Interview with Geraint Radford Have you ever gone for a walk outside, stood still and wondered...
Photographing on Safari – A Bucket List Adventure in Africa
A whirlwind adventure where the wild things roam… The grassland opens up as your safari vehicle cruises through the African...
Setting the Scene: Aerial Photography
Aerial Photography Tips, Camera Settings + Gear Advice Capturing an alternate perspective of a scene is always exciting, perhaps never...
Gear Talk: The Freedom of Photographing Tripod Free
It’s a question most photographers ask themselves while packing for a photo trip; will I need my tripod? Personally, to...
How to Stand Out as a Photographer Today
Standing Out – How to get your work seen as a photographer Photography as an art form and potential career...
Alternative Photo Editing Programs – Luminar and Aurora HDR
Ever since I’ve been a photographer I’ve only known and used two editing programs, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom. However,...
Improve Your Photographic Eye in Ten Steps
Developing A Photographic Eye – One of the most important elements of photography Travel photography isn’t all about having the...
Setting the Scene: Golden Hour Photography Tips
A Quick Guide to Golden Hour Photography As the afternoon draws to a close sunlight appears warmer, softer and so...
Gear Talk: How to Choose a Great Travel Lens
What is the best lens for travel photography? Read on curious one… Travel photographers typically opt for three main features...
Behind the Lens: Creative Phases + My Current Obsession
Creative Photography + Stories Behind the Lens Throughout my career as a photographer I’ve gone through a number of phases...
7 Easy Ways to Improve Your Travel Photography
Travel Photography Tips – Improve Your Travel Photography! Travel photography is about so much more than following a step by...
Food Photography Tips: Photographing the Flavours of Macao
Food Photography Tips – The Flavours of Macao There’s a saying all about eating the rainbow but I’m going to...
The Great Barrier Reef – Photographing Above and Below
Australia’s Natural Wonder Every shade of blue from teal to navy appeared beneath me as we flew over the Great...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Setting the Scene: Creating Star Trails with Live Composite
How to Take Star Trails The magic that exists once you learn how to capture astrophotography and star trails is...
The 6 Best Apps for Travel Photographers
Photo Editing Apps + Handy Apps for Travel Photographers Planning a photoshoot, capturing the shot and publishing the results are...
Editing Tips: Creating Pastel Skies in Photoshop
Learn to Edit Photos in Photoshop How to edit in Photoshop to create Pastel Colours Learn how to create pastel...
Behind the Lens: Turning Trash into Photography Equipment
So trash might not always be the word to use here but for the following story it is. In photography,...
Setting the Scene: Making Water Dance
Long Exposure Photography – How to Take Long Exposures of Moving Water + Create Beautiful Blur Long exposure photography relates...
Weather Forecasting for Landscape Photographers
As a weather geek, photography for me is about so much more than just clicking the shutter. It’s about reading...
Snow Photography: How To Take Photos in Snow
Photographing in the Snow Your Quick Guide to Taking Snow Photos Photographing in the snow should be pretty easy because...
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