Posts in landscape
Interview with Travel Landscape...
Matthew Stewart is a travel landscape photographer based in Brisbane, Australia. I’ve been fortunate enough to watch Matt develop his photography from the start through us both starting out on the same forum (Overclockers Australia). His recent trip to Tasmania highlighted how talented he has... [+]
Image Blending - Photoshop Tutorial
Recently I wrote a small photoshop technique article covering image blending for Popular Photography magazine and thought it might be of interest to readers of my blog. I don’t blend images all the time but it’s a nice technique to have up your sleeve when... [+]
The Gardens, Tasmania - Bay of Fires
From a recent overnight trip to The Bay of Fires with a friend. My favourite Tasmanian landscape is found at the Gardens. So beautiful. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t much so this had to do. As usual, shot with a B+W 110 neutral density filter to... [+]
Tasmania Landscape
A leech and a wet behind later.. I think it was worth it. A beautiful little running stream captured in Southern Tasmania on a recent outing with Mitch Pearson-Goff. This is a 13 second exposure with a circular polariser and no neutral density filters applied.... [+]
Tasmania Stream - Daytime Long...
30 sec exposure / F9 /Canon 5D Mark II / Canon 17-40 / B+W 110 neutral density filter A nice little running stream found on a recent drive down southern Tasmania. It’s always nice to stumble across something by complete luck that hasn’t been overly... [+]
Daily Carry (52 images)
As much as I love seascape photography, I sometimes worry of becoming repetitive. Lately I’ve been making an effort to carry my camera with me more when I go out to mix things up a little. I’m not chasing brilliant photographs but just capturing things... [+]
Tarn Shelf Fagus
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... [+]
Seascape - South Arm, Tasmania
A culled image that I’ve come back to a few times. I’ve always looked at the photo and wished the cloud was in the middle of the frame, not disappearing out of it. What can you do?
Sunset Reflections
A photo from way back capturing the sunset reflections at Hope Beach, Tasmania
Simple Landscape Photography Tips
These are just a few things that I take into account before going on a shoot. They aren’t rocket science I’ll admit and are actually quite simple but I hope they help a little.