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Featured March 21, 2018

Resurfacing for air and light…

The start of 2018 was a little rough to say the least. Christmas and New Year’s are just more crappy reminders of what I lost and the lasting impacts of grief. It is funny in a non-comical way how it doesn’t get any easier. Not necessarily harder either. Just complex and hard to read the…

How I deal with my withdrawals from Japan – Watch Anime!

This is my latest entry in my ongoing blog series about how I deal with my withdrawals from Japan. This is especially important to me considering that I am not likely to be able to travel to Japan at least until next year. Ah I miss Tokyo! So far in this series I have talked…

June 15, 2018

What’s in my camera bag? 2018 Edition

Looking back through my blogs I was surprised to see that it has been well over a year since I last took stock of what makes up my photography kit for various situations and occasions. In almost every blog I have written, I have been clear about what camera I was using and also what…

June 6, 2018

Launceston, Tasmania – Landscape and architectural photography with the Fujifilm X70

I was super fortunate to have been invited to Launceston, Tasmania for the weekend by some very close friends of mine. I have previously been to Tasmania on a number of occasions and absolutely love this unique and historic part of Australia. I first travelled to Tasmania when I was probably around 10 years old.…

June 4, 2018

Fuji X Aus – Fujifilm Australia – Digital Camera Warehouse – Melbourne Photo Walk – May 25, 2018.

Originally posted on FUJI X AUS: I have been a member of the Fuji X Aus Facebook group for a couple of years now and even had a stint as an administrator here in Melbourne. One of the key things that stands out and sets this group apart from other such groups, is its solid…

May 30, 2018

The B-Sides – Tokyo 2017

As is necessary after a big photography adventure is the need to download, backup, sort and start to explore the collections of images you have captured. This has to happen at some point in time but for me the sooner the better. Especially the download and backup part. My greatest fear would be to return…

May 20, 2018

How I deal with my withdrawals from Japan – EAT!

Welcome to another instalment in my ongoing, and quite possibly lifelong, series about how I deal with my withdrawals from Japan. As in actually being in Japan, absorbing and experiencing its absurdly amazing culture. In past entries I have spoken about how I have used my photography and in particular printed images to help inspire,…

May 15, 2018

Melbourne – Royal Botanic Gardens Victorian with the Fujifilm X-T2

In recent blogs I have spoken about making the most of the photographic opportunities that arise whenever and wherever I can. I can’t just sit around waiting for the sun to shine in order to be able to take photos. Even on cold and dreary days I must persist and find or make the opportunity…

May 7, 2018

Melbourne – Landscape photography with the Fujifilm X70

Being able to catch the golden hour of photography in the morning or in the evening can be a tricky exercise in being in the right place at the right time. And obviously to be able to make the most of that lighting you also need to be able to have some level of freedom.…

May 4, 2018

Cura Camera Straps

When it comes to accessorising a camera there are actually quite a few nifty little things that you can do to personalise your baby…..I mean camera! Of course. You can of course buy your camera in an alternative colour variation to the standard black such as with many Fujifilm cameras – but not many other…

April 30, 2018

Finding my groove on the streets of Melbourne – April 2018

Afternoon everyone. Hope that you are all well and making the most of your day / night – no matter where in the world you are. Getting back into photography after a considerable creative funk can be a challenge for even the most gifted of photographers. Some of my idols when it comes to photography…