In this landscape photography vlog, I fulfille a dream and travel to one of the most photographed countries in the world. Ever since I started my landscape photography journey, I wanted to go visit Iceland to witness first hand the epic landscapes and waterfalls this country has to offer.
Read MoreDid you know it rains in Wales? Well I found out pretty quickly. In this Landscape Photography vlog, I travel down to Wales to meet up with landscape photographer and vlogger, Paul Johnson.
Read MoreIn this Landscape Photography vlog, I travel down from Glenceo to Ambleside and ask some of the locals where a good location would be for a landscape photo.
Read MoreIn this Landscape Photography vlog, get up early to explore more of the Buachaille, near Glencoe in Scotland. The region is full of beautiful vistas and photo opportunities. Any of the mountains can be photographed from the side of the road and that will make for a pretty good image.
Read MoreIn this Landscape Photography vlog, I leave the Lake District and travelled north into Scotland, through Glasgow to a little known gorge called Finnich Glen. I climb down into the gorge to be greeted by the most spectacular green covered rock walls with a deep red river running inside.
Read MoreIn this Landscape Photography vlog, I celebrate the channel’s milestone of 10000 subscribers. Thank you to everyone who has subscribed, liked, comments and shared.
Read MoreIn this Landscape Photography vlog, I travel up to the Lake District in Northern England to experience the majestic mountains, lakes and vistas that the region is famous for.
Read MoreJust a quick update to let you know what I’ve been up to. I’m continuing to create landscape photography videos for YouTube, how I’ve had a small break as I’ve been travelling
Read MoreWith a cloudy morning and little chance of a sunrise, Lachlan and I headed south to the Boranup Forest to photograph a panoramic image of the majestic Karri trees.
Read MoreWe took a quick trip down to Gracetown for the weekend, and got amongst to wineries, breweries and Karri trees.
Read MoreThe other morning, when I woke up and saw that we were cover in a blanket of fog, I quickly grabbed my camera, a few lenses took off to a pine forest, not far from where I live. The radio mentioned that was the entire Metro area was covered, but I decided to stay local. The Joondalup Lake are was a location I was really keen to photography in these conditions.
Read MoreWith little hope of any landscape photography opportunities, I thought I’d walk through what I typically take with me on my landscape photography adventures. This is my first 'What’s in my camera bag’ video. I tried to find a balance between making sure it was informative, entertaining and yet not too long. I kept it under 30 minutes.
Read MoreUsually we get our weather here in Perth come in from the west or south, but around about this time of year, every now and then, we get weather come down from the north. As a landscape photographer, I always get a little excited, not because of the large clouds that form over the hills or the large drops of rain that start to fall, but because of the flashes of light that start to dance in amongst the clouds. This tropical weather produces the ideal conditions for tropical storms…I can’t think of a better time to grab my camera and get out shooting.
Read MoreI think it’s important to find ways to extend your knowledge and put yourself in situations that are out of your comfort zone. It’s in these situations where you are challenged, you takes risk, you might fail but you learn.
Read MoreThe Great Southern Coast has epic cliff lines and magnificent vistas looking out across the Southern Ocean. However, Esperance is also well known for it’s incredible sandy white beaches, some of the whitest in Australia. So I set about finding and capturing some of those beaches.
Read MoreFor the School Holidays we decided to take a trip to Esperance which is on the south coast of Western Australia. It’s a 8-9 hour trip so we broke it up into two days, stopping at Hyden to check out Wave Rock. The weather for the first couple of days was hot and windy, reaching 39 degrees. Luckily we had plenty of beaches to take a swim and cool off. We started off exploring Cape Le Grand National Park, including Lucky Bay and Frenchmans Peak. meeting the Kangaroos and Goannas.
Read More2016 is quickly coming to an end and I wanted to create a different type of video where I share some of my thoughts as I look back on the year. Generally, I find summer more challenging for landscape photography. The light is harsher, there is much less cloud and I’m less inspired to go out on photography trips. Conditions here in Perth over the last few weeks have been particularly challenging, with strong winds that have made capturing images difficult.
Read MoreWhile consistent bright blue skies without a cloud in sight, might sound like the perfect day, it’s ideal conditions for landscape or seascape photography. A little cloud creates interest in the sky and helps make for a better image. After weeks of nothing but blues skies, finally some thin cloud started rolling in. So I didn’t hesitate and grabbed my gear and headed out to Burns Beach to capture a stunning long exposure seascape.
Read MoreThe forecast was clouding with rain showers. This meant the light during the day was going to be dispersed, which is perfect conditions for long exposures in the middle of the day. So I thought I’d take a drive out to Noble Falls, near Gidgegannup along the Toodyay Road.
Read MoreDuring the day I didn’t think much of the sky, so I wasn’t planning on doing any landscape photography. In fact I thought it was going to be a good afternoon to sort out some of my older images that I hadn’t got round to archiving yet.
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