Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
‘We all believe that this is the important issue of our day. It’s actually a crisis. If you engage in the environmental rant, I think people turn off. But if you open up a place for discourse, for understanding – through photographs, through things that are open to a personal interpretation, hopefully that’s a more profound transformative experience.’ – Nicholas de Pencier
By Peter Illott.
Taken in July outside the Bundaberg Rum Distillery in East Bundaberg. The night was very dark and very cold and with a strong southerly wind blowing smoke from the chimneys…
By Natasha Dvornikova.
Tasmania is a paradise of trekking and beautiful sights. Lake St Claire is one of its jewels…
By John Hassall.
Hand held with the camera steadied against a solid surface. While in the bush I noticed that many insects were attracted to my car, where they landed and stayed for an extended period.
Many would say that the most common picture-taking mistake of all is failing to get close enough to the subject.
By William Ellis.
Taken at the start of 2016 when I was just starting photography for school, I was looking for something that showed the other side of the streets we walk on in Canberra.
By Mark Daffey.
Dawn view towards Korogoro Point from Smoky Cape in NSW’s Hat Head National Park.
By Brian Cooper.
Dried garlic hanging about in the kitchen…
How Denis Smith creates his eye-catching light paintings… [Olympus]
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