When I left for Australia I returned the Fuji G617 camera to owner Ivar Mjell (thanks again mate for letting … Read More
The quintessential. The essence. No; I am not only writing this follow up post to the quintessential Outback Australia photo … Read More
I am on record for not being a big fan of photos of waterfalls. I very often find them quite … Read More
I had told myself that I was not going do it no matter what. No bloody way was I going … Read More
The mighty rock walls towers up to 100 meters in height on the flat spinifex covered Kimberley savannah. The gorge … Read More
Previously I have blogged about A Two Toned World and Return of the Toned World so I messed up the … Read More
I recently had the pleasure of spending 4 days shooting with a Hasselblad H3D-39 digital SLR camera with 80mm lens … Read More
The Kimberley is home to many great gorges and one of the best known is Manning Gorge. It is very … Read More
One of my photographic quests is to capture the perfect Outback Australia image. My perfect Outback Australia image that is. … Read More
You would be forgiven for thinking “how hard can it be to find a tree?”. Often it is actually akin … Read More
In August I wrote a post about my gear for a photo trip just before leaving for Australia on a … Read More
As a follow up to Where Sunrises Rule The World I will take you back to Hawk Dreaming and the … Read More
I wish to take you on a journey into one of the Hawk Dreaming rock art shelters and try and … Read More
Colour profiles is one area where I always felt Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw could be improved a lot. Rawshooter … Read More
Some moments feels like they should last forever, frozen in time. But they are over too fast and all that … Read More
People who used to work with me when I did IT full time will testify I am not a morning … Read More
I am developing all the RAW files from Hawk Dreaming as no. 1 priority. I want to get all the … Read More
On Wednesday September 17th I and my Canon 5D roamed the Australian outback covered in red dust oblivious to the … Read More
I am back in Copenhagen after a long 30 hours of flights from Sydney to Denmark. I hardly know how … Read More
Climbing up a rock face in darkness to witness dawn and sunrise over Hawk Dreaming from a rock shelter rich … Read More
Although it is a freezing cold 15 degrees as I write this; Sydney has warmed up to me and I … Read More
I am quoting Bill Neidjie again; writing about his country and why he loves the bush in his book ‘Story … Read More
Imagine sitting in a shelter, a large natural rock cave 30 meters above ground. Look out over the floodplains and … Read More
“Man was born in the desert. Desert is home.” writes Bruce Chatwin. The Kimberley in North West Australia is not … Read More
Back on track, going up the Gibb River Road on Wednesday. Not the way I wanted but it’s better than … Read More
I was planning to write a travelblog post tonight. Plans change. After 5 days in the super warm dry desolate … Read More
The Mindil Beach Market is in every Darwin tourist brochure so you might think it’s overrated and over packed with … Read More
“G’day mate and welcome home!” says the Aussie stewardess to me with a big smile. All I said was “hello” … Read More
I am just a few hours away from jumping on the Metro train to the airport and initiating the rather … Read More
EDIT July 2010: This article is outdated, CLICK HERE to read the updated What’s in the bag? I always travel … Read More
I recently wrote about black and white conversions in the Two Toned World post and I have since continued my … Read More
If you find yourself in a helicopter, on a boat photographing a whale or attempting to shoot photos in a … Read More
Foggy conditions are magic for landscape photographers; hard to predict but when you’re lucky enough to catch it in just … Read More
I am a firm believer in keeping it simple in just about every aspect of life and living. Simple solutions … Read More
Charles Baudelaire once wrote: “This life is a hospital where every patient is possessed with the desire to change beds; … Read More
I find I am developing a strong love/hate relationship with the Fuji G617 panorama camera… I hate the size and … Read More
Studying clouds and attempting to predict the weather is a full time job for any outdoor photographer. It is how … Read More
Earlier this year I wrote a blog post about stitched panoramas that focused mostly on all the little tricks you … Read More
I sometimes feel claustrophobic and stressed walking around Sydney. Not enough sense of space not enough breathing room. Too many … Read More
