Garigal National Park, Sydney
Tucked under Roseville Bridge, Garigal National Park, Sydney photographed on a winters morning shrouded in fog. Photographed on day 3 of my week of photography.
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The idyllic Koufonisia is one of the smallest and least developed of the Cyclades Islands. The Island is lined with white sand beaches and the clearest waters I’ve ever seen.
Syros, Greece
Ermoupolis, on the Island of Syros as viewed from the harbour, a pyramid of neatly stacked buildings with the grand Anastasi church at the peak. I shot this from our ferry which docked briefly before heading on to our destination, Santorini. Next time I would like to head onshore and take a look around this amazing island.
Mykonos, Greece
Mykonos, Greece a beautiful maze of picturesque streets where almost everything is painted white. Left: Paraportiani Church, Mykonos Right: A pelican spreads its wings in front of one the islands few red domed churches
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Athens, Greece
Athens, a sprawling city with pockets of ancient sites and home to one of the wonders of the world, Acropolis. Photographed here at sunset from a nearby lookout popular with locals and tourists alike.
Milos, Greece
Milos, Greece a stunning volcanic Island in the Aegean Sea. Secluded fishing village glows in the evening light, Milos Sarakiniko the most photographed landscape on the Island is a brilliant white beach that I stumbled upon whilst exploring the island. Its lunar landscape, twisted rock formations, caves, and clear blue waters make for an amazing…
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Santorini, Greece
The Cyclades, Greece are a picturesque group of Islands home to the world famous and absolutely breathtaking Santorini. This volcanic Island juts out of the clear azure Aegean Sea, with colourful sculpted buildings perched on its peaks. Santorini’s natural and man-made beauty make for endless photo opportunities, and is a must for any visitors to…
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F-Stop Tilopa Back Country
Is there anything such as the perfect camera bag? Read on to see how the F-Stop Tilopa BC stacks up. The Lowepro Mini Trekker camera backpack I have been using for years has lasted me really but was not suitable for a trip I had planned to the snow. It has limited space for extra…
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Isle of Raasay, Scotland
Photographed on a walk around the headland just North of Portree, Isle of Skye looking across the Sound to the Isle of Raasay. For more images from this region please click here: Isle of Skye, Scotland Equipment:
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UV Filter, should I use one?
I would have to say NO…but read on. Starting out in photography we all do the same regardless of who we are and where we end up. First we buy an SLR with a kit lens or two, then a UV filter, then a polarising filter. Why? I have no idea, I would love to…
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Warriewood Blowhole, Northern Beaches
Warriewood Blowhole or Canyon X as it is known to some photographers is a hidden treasure just north of Turimetta Beach. I visited the blowhole mid tide when access is limited to a short abseil down the surrounding cliff face. Luckily I had a Warriewood experienced photographer buddy Jerome Berbigier with me to guide my…
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Isle of Skye, Scotland
Isle of Skye on the West coast of Scotland is somewhere I have wanted to travel to ever since my passion for landscape photography became apparent. The island delivered varied landscapes, from rugged coast line with rolling green pastures to winding rivers and tall mountain peaks, it was truly awe-inspiring. Sligachan Bridge, Cuillin Mountains, Isle…
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Finally I’m posting my first ever photographs from Scotland, I only lived there for 21 years so it’s about time. The first series of images are from the magnificent Loch Rannoch. You have never experienced midges (small biting insects) until you have been to the moors and Highlands of Scotland in the summer. Unfortunately they…
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Mungo National Park, Australia
Walls of China, are formations sculpted by erosion over tens of thousands of years and are a popular destination with tourists and photographers alike. Located in the remote Mungo National Park, in western New South Wales I spent a long weekend here last month camping a photographing. The white lunettes turn into an awe inspiring…
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Colour Management – everything you need to know
A great resource for a somewhat confusing topic for photographers, X-rite have release a series of videos on colour management. If you are unsure what a colour managed work flow is or have some questions hopefully they will be answered here. Of course they are plugging their brand X-Rite, but the same principles apply with…
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