At what point do you give up?
Welcome back to the Tasmania series. This was a trip I took last year with Andrew Dawes and Richard Lefroy, and we travelled around and photographed some of the incredible landscapes of Tasmania. I’m really excited to announce that I’m headed back there this year with Andrew Dawes to run a Landscape Photography workshop and we’d love for you to join us.
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 MoreIt’s early November and we are still lucky enough to have water running through the rivers in the hills of Perth, unheard of this time of year. I’m not complaining. In fact I’m doing to opposite and taking advantage of this unique event and took a trip out to Bells Rapids at the foot of the Perth hills.
Read MoreWith cloud rolling in from the south, I decided mid afternoon to take a quick trip up to Lesmurdie to see if there was still water running at Lesmurdie Falls and also see if I could capture an image with the afternoon light. The Lesmurdie National Park is a popular location for families, hikers and, as I discovered, dog walkers. There has been times that I’ve been to the Falls the place has been packed but this time I pretty much had the place to myself.
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