travel photography tips and advice
Editing Tips: Creating Pastel Skies in Photoshop
How to edit in Photoshop to create Pastel Colours Learn how to create pastel skies in Photoshop and transform your...
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
How to Take Long Exposures of Moving Water + Create Beautiful Blur Creating soft flowing water and making it blur,...
Photoshop Editing – The 3 Magic Tools You Need to Know
Photoshop Tricks – How to Remove Unwanted Subjects, Clone + Replicate Photoshop is magic. That’s basically my conclusion on the...
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...
Setting The Scene: How To Take Photos in Snow
A Quick Guide to Taking Snow Photos Photographing snow should be pretty easy because typically you’re just working with one...
How to Overcome Creative Block + Avoid Burnout
Creativity is a wonderful thing. Like taking a break from the real world, it allows you to get caught up...
Setting the Scene: How to Photograph Sunrise
Sunrise Photography Tips Photographing the warm glow of a sunrise is perhaps the most relaxing scene to capture…or is that...
Travel Photography – Taking People Photos + Cultural Portraits
Taking Photos of People Whilst Travelling Capturing an image that depicts the way of life, local traditions and beautiful features...
The Secret Setting: Aperture Priority Mode
Aperture Priority – It’s Okay to NOT use Manual Mode! When you are learning photography two words sound about as...
How to Become a Professional Travel Photographer
Travel Photography: A Guide to Getting Started as a Travel Photographer The title of ‘Travel Photographer’ is the pinnacle for...
Camera Care: What To Do When Your Camera Gets Wet
Water and cameras don’t mix well at all. Whether it’s drops of rain, humidity or you’ve gone and dropped your...
PHOTO TIPS: Getting Creative with Shutter Speed
Learning to adjust your cameras shutter speed is one of the first steps to controlling how a photo is created....
The Best Settings for Aerial Beach Photos
Showcasing the world from above opens up a new perspective of natural patterns and colours. When it comes to coastlines...
How To Photograph The Northern Lights
Learn how to Photograph the Northern Lights Photo Tips for Photographing Aurora + Astro When the green waves of the Northern...
10 Ways to Create Better Travel Photos
Whether you travel around the world or just to the beach for the weekend, taking photos is all part of the fun...
Landscape Photography: Tips for Wide Angle Landscape Photos
Landscape photography doesn’t need to be complicated or just left to the professionals. Capturing a scene is all about composition...
How To: Make Sunstars in Your Photos
Creating sunstars is a simple and fun way to add a little flair to your landscape and travel photography. You’ve...
Shooting stars and Aurora Australis in Wanaka, New Zealand
After a day exploring Wanaka with a helicopter ride to Roy’s Peak, panoramic views over the majestic Aspiring National Park...
How to Edit Your Travel Photos in Photoshop
Photoshop Editing Tips The magic of Photoshop is something we are all familiar with. You’ve either seen fashion magazine images...
Photographing aerials of The Great Barrier Reef
Listed as one of the natural wonders of the world, The Great Barrier Reef is one big collection of sparkling...
How to Take Better Beach Photos
It’s summer here in Australia and I’ve found myself at the beach every single day. Whether it’s to walk the...
Underwater Photography: How to Take Split Landscape Photos
Learn to Take Split Level Underwater Photos Underwater photography is growing in popularity and there are so many techniques involved...
No tripod? No worries! The temporary tripod technique.
Camera equipment can be a pain to lug around on your travels and I like pack nice and snug with...