Sep
24
2009
Landscape photography seems infinitely easier than portraiture. However, there are some locations that just don’t ‘cooperate’ - rainforests being the worst offender.
I love going bush walking and rainforests are extra special with their waterfalls. The light that breaks through the trees doesn’t make for an easy subject…
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Sep
17
2009
Like most people, I love fireworks. Since they banned the use of fireworks in my state of Queensland, seeing fireworks has become a semi-rare event.
Every year, as part of Brisbane’s festival to the city, the fireworks kick off the festival with a bang (literally). Usually, I haul myself to a prime location with my camera and tripod in tow. But this year they predicted record crowds, so I decided to enjoy the sky show from the comfort of my balcony.
Granted, there is a TV antenna kind of in the way, but you’ll get the idea…
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Sep
10
2009
Photoshop is a fun program to use for editing photos. It can also be an incredibly frustrating program. This post is only semi-related to photography, as I was recently trying to create a funky background for another purpose. During this process I discovered a way of making some great, different backgrounds to put photos on.
Keep in mind that this experiment wasn’t meant for a portrait, this is just to illustrate my point…
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Sep
03
2009
The concept of a self portrait, in a photographic sense, sounds a bit moronic. I recently attempted to take a photograph of my mother and I, with me no one behind the camera - except for me, “in spirit”. The results were quite surprising…
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