Reflecting – Nine
The longer I stand, the more I see. This small section of rainforest in Toolangi feels ancient, and can be overwhelming to take in, I …
Reflecting – Eight
What does a photograph need? What is photography? And what’s it for? The more I consider what photography is all about, the more I realise …
Reflecting – Seven
There’s an old boat on a beach I visit occasionally, it must have been there a while. The first time I photographed the boat, I …
Reflecting – Six
The ‘Reflecting on 2018‘ series began as I pondered the photographs I made in 2018. I wondered about their meaning and purpose, not just for …
Colour Impressions
Painters begin a mastery of colour from the very first brush stroke, a painting could never be created without this physical experience. Colour is chosen …
Reflecting – Five
On discovering this scene as it emerged through a cold and dense fog, I was a little overwhelmed. Not so much from my fingers freezing …
Where’s your photography going?
I’ve been excited by photography for as long as I can remember. I was about ten years old when I found an old rangefinder camera …
Reflecting – Four
Many times I wonder if the early morning rise will be worth the effort, and the journey to my destination, and then I’m reminded that …
Data about data
You’re sure to come across metadata while editing images, this should help it make more sense. What is Metadata Information attached to an image or …
A digital mess
Organisation is the key to success! That’s what Mr Fraser used to say back in my early 90’s school computer class. Back then we had …
The high resolution Panasonic S1R
The Panasonic S1R has joined the full frame mirrorless camera club, with an extraordinary 187 megapixel high resolution mode. I’ve had a look and share …