Taking a day trip with the Tamron 28-200mm
Bryan Esler
Recently I had the urge to take a day trip along the lakeshore. I didn’t want to take all my gear with me. So instead,
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Preserving the past: Clayton Farm
Julie Powell
It’s never been more important than now in preserving our colonial past. Here in Australia, we don’t have quite the history of many other countries,
Mobile Mondays: Easy phone tips for better photos instantly
Ken Lee
Psssst! Want to learn some easy ways to improve your phone photos instantly? You’ve come to the right place. This should apply to almost any
Six tips for gorgeous coastal images
Julie Powell
I love being on the coast, I feel at home. The waves and gulls call to me and I feel inner peace when I can
Travel cameras that will make the shot, every time
Bryan Esler
When we get ready to travel, we usually have to limit the amount of “stuff” we take with us. And that includes camera gear. But
Road trip! How to find the best places for dark sky night photos
Ken Lee
How do we find the best dark skies? How do we plan for night photos with Milky Ways? I’ll discuss some sites that will help
Some of the greatest experiences in photography aren’t about photography
Ken Lee
Photography is a gift to me. I love the whole process of creating night photography images. But photography has brought me far more than that.
Visiting the Shire
Julie Powell
If you plan on visiting Middle Earth, or at least the closest thing we have to it; New Zealand. Then it’s totally worth a trip
Exploring Middle Earth
Julie Powell
I’ve recently been strolling down memory lane and longing for some of the amazing adventures we had, prior to COVID. One such journey we had
Exploring Australia’s Great Ocean Road
Julie Powell
One of the must-do road trips in Australia is the Great Ocean Road. The Victorian coastline is rugged and dramatic and beautiful. But there are
Strange adventures on our way to an abandoned ranch
Ken Lee
Night photography is often adventurous and weird. This adventure involves wrong turns, boulder crawling in a Jeep at night, aggressive dogs, and a cowboy without
Using shadows as creative tools on your photography
Susan Kanfer
Shadows define an image. They are transformative, a paintbrush in a photographer’s hand, giving us the ability to use light to sculpt a three dimensional
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