GPP2013 Shoot-Out from gulf photo plus on Vimeo.
Such a fun competition they do every year. Check it out.
Category Archives: Photography
1 Minute Video project. Brisbane city sunrise and sunset
Pixoto awards this week | Benicio Murray
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DIY Camera Bag Insert
I’m not a fan of the standard camera bags you can buy everywhere these days. They are either cheap and ugly or trendy and expensive and they all scream “Camera gear – Steal me!” I thought I’d make a DIY padded camera insert for my gear so it could go in any bag I happened to be using at the time. Continue reading
Tasmania part 3 – Landscapes, Landscapes everywhere!
Driving through Tasmania we couldn’t help but Ooh! and Aah! at least once or twice every day at the scenery in front of us. To say Tasmania is beautiful is an understatement. The Tasmanian environment is stunning, a real landscape photography paradise. Continue reading
Tasmania Part 2. Climbing Mountains
Driving around the whole of Tasmania in 7 days doesnt leave much time for long hikes, so we decided on two different mountains – Mount Amos (3hrs | 4km | 422m) and Cradle Mountain (8hrs | 13km | 1550m) Continue reading
Tasmania part 1 – A diverse ecological showcase in photos.
Mount Wellington sunrise
Driving up to Mount Wellington lookout I keep thinking to myself “Why haven’t I been here before?” This place is beautiful. On par with Canada, Nepal and any other stunning place I’ve visited. Continue reading
5 minute photoshop tutorial : Blending using Luminosity Masks – YouTube
Dylan Toh introduces us to working with Luminosity Masks to make your landscape photos really pop.
This is the Tony Kuyper page Dylan refers to.
Skin Retouching Photoshop Tutorial – YouTube
Skin Retouching Photoshop Tutorial – YouTube.
Learn how to edit skin the right way without using plugins
My photography gear bag for a week in Tasmania
I fly out to Tasmania for 7 days of driving, hiking and overdosing on photography. The plan is to do a LOT of night/landscape//timelapse photography around the Island with the various bits of gear available to me. Continue reading