
Once a year, the deciduous beech that surrounds the Tarn Shelf turns from green to a beautiful yellow. I’ve walked into the Tarn Shelf a few times but always managed to miss out on this limited opportunity. Knowing it was the right time of the year, I set off early (7am) hoping for pretty reflections on the Tarn and to avoid the crowds (60 people as we left at 11am). It was a cold but nice morning with fog throughout the Derwent Valley. Unfortunately once reaching the Tarn it was quite breezy so this ruled out any hope of capturing the Tarn reflecting surrounding fagus.
First four shots were captured with a Canon 24–70 2.8 whilst the remaining with a Canon 50 1.4
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How I love autumn.
This shot was inspired by Siebe Warmoeskerken who makes wonderful use of the 50mm 1.4 lens. A stunning gallery that is worth browsing.
Over the last few months I’ve made two long drives over to the Tasmanian West Coast with my camera in hand. On both occasions the weather was average which wasn’t the best for photos but it was nice to chill.
If you’re travelling to the west coast soon and have any queries of where to take photos drop me a line as I might be able to help.
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Beautiful weather in Hobart today if only it was like this every day..
Backyard with the Canon 50mm 1.4

I could write a really cliché title and description but I hate it when people dribble.
Photograph at Mt. Field National Park with the Canon 50mm 1.4


One thing I love about the Canon 5D Mark II is the noise of ISO 1600 which is nothing compared to the old Canon 350D I previously used. These are just a couple of candid photos taken whilst with friends with the Canon 50 1.4 at ISO 1600 and 800 respectively. Sure I could’ve still used the 350D but it’s nice to be able to actually use a camera at night time and get clear images.


Two photos from a very wild Snug Falls.
I’ve uploaded a small video to give you an idea of how much water was flowing (click). Don’t forget to turn HD on

Something completely different, a candid shot from a family bbq captured with a newly acquired Canon 50 1.4.