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Travel | Gear Reviews | Tutorials | Photography2020 Landscape calendars available now
Just a quick post to let you know that my 2020 Landscape calendars are now available. They are a wire bound A3 sized wall calendar with a page per month that comes ready to hang. The photos featured have been mostly produced in the last 12-18 months around the...
Fujifilm GFX-50S in Cambodia (and Singapore)
This is continued from Part 1 of my review of the Fujifilm GFX-50s Each year I travel to Cambodia to work with a few NGOs, this year I headed across with The Giving Lens to lead a photography tour / workshop through Siem Reap, the temples of Angkor Wat and to work...
Fujifilm GFX50S Extended Review – Landscape Photography
Over the last 9 or so years I've been working with different camera manufacturers to give them feedback and review some of their cameras. One of these manufactures has been Fujifilm. It has been quite interesting to see Fujifilm grow over that time from someone who...
We have a winner!
First of all, thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway, the response was incredible! Also a huge thank you to Fujifilm Australia for the Fujifilm X-T100 camera, if you've watched my latest YouTube videos, they've been filmed nearly entirely with the Fujifilm...
Fujifilm X-T100 Giveaway
I've been working with Fujifilm Australia over the last few weeks with their brand new Fujifilm X-T100.. they have kindly given me two, one to keep and one to give away! The giveaway is closing on the 12th of August 2018! You can enter here: a Rafflecopter...
Behind the scenes with an aerial photographer
I've been working on quite a few aerial photography projects over the last few years, I've been filming footage while working on these projects too. Early last month I posted a video with footage from my flights around Australia to my YouTube...
2018 Calendar Launched
Hey All, Just letting you all know that my 2018 Western Australia wall calendar is now available to purchase, it includes a selection of images from my travels around Western Australia. It makes for a great custom Christmas present and you are supporting a local...
Published in National Geographic!
Hey All, Just a quick update, I'm in the middle of a massive new personal project, I may announce here in the coming weeks. Recently I did a trip to the Northern half of Western Australia, it was a massive road trip that produced some photos that I'm incredibly...
Christmas Island Video
I know I'm a bit behind in the blog posts, we have a new arrival in our family, Elena Rose was born only a few weeks ago and she is definitely making her presence felt in the house. I'm now catching up on my content posting and will continue the series of Better...
Better Landscape Photography – Part 1: Gear
This is the first in a new series of posts I'm creating as a guide to taking better landscape photos. My interest in photography started with landscape photos while travelling Australia with my parents, it has always been what I've enjoyed most about photography,...
Photographing Fireworks
Tonight I headed down to one of my local beaches to photograph the fireworks held for the Festival of Busselton. I really enjoy photographing fireworks, I think because it is fairly unpredictable as to what you are going to get each time. I thought I'd pop up a few...
12 Films Project
So this year I challenged myself to produce 52 blog posts, 1 per week.. so far I've kept to my schedule, post 3 is nearly ready to go on Sunday night. I have also challenged myself to produce at least 12 videos, 1 per month. This is not me starting a vlog, the...
Christmas Island Dreaming
In May 2016 I was commissioned to travel to Christmas Island to host a social media photography meet up as well as to capture the island photographically. I travelled there with 2 travel journalists who were writing stories about the trip and Linda from the Tourism...
Happy New Year 2017 – 52 Project
Well goodbye to 2016 (and good riddance from many of us) and hello to 2017! 2016 was a year filled with some pretty awesome highlights for me, combined with some not so fun parts. It was a time of re-assessing my businesses, refining the processes, removing some...
South West Secrets
Western Australia is an amazingly diverse state, with over 12,500 kilometres of coastline and 2.6 million square kilometres of land, there is always something to be explored and discovered. Most people when they hear Western Australia, they think of iron ore,...
How a photographer earns their income
I get quite a few private messages and emails asking me questions along the lines of how I earn my income and if I do photography full-time.. I thought I'd answer those questions in a blog post: My income comes from a few different sources, although over the last 8...
Aurora Australis – March 2016
A few nights ago I woke up at about 3am for no particular reason and couldn't get back to sleep, so I decided to make the best of it and head out for some of my first Milky Way photos of 2016. The most colourful section of the Milky Way is now visible at this time...
Abbey Beach with the Canon 5Ds
Canon were kind enough to send me a Canon 5Ds and their 11-24mm f4L lens to take with me on my trip to Antarctica. If I'm ever sent gear to try out or if I buy something for a trip, I've always got to try it out before I leave. There is nothing worse than arriving...
Perth’s brand new Elizabeth Quay
This afternoon I had a few meetings and needed to pick up some last minute gear for my coming Antarctica trip (thank you Macpac Perth). I figured while I was in town that I'd take a bit of a wander around the brand new Elizabeth Quay and update some of my Perth...
Death of an FStop Bag
My F-Stop Tilopa camera bag has died, so I've had to start looking for a new camera bag. Every photographer I know has multiple camera bags, it seems that for many of us it is an unending quest to find the "perfect" camera bag. Personally, I went through 5...
