Flinders Street Station – one of the most photographed Melbourne icon, this building sits majestically on one of the busiest street corners in Melbourne. I will describe the process of how I took the picture, so that you can also replicate the shot! What you need to bring to the shoot The following are ESSENTIAL […]
Read more "A Melbourne Icon: Flinders Street Station [Long Exposure Tutorial]"Finally managed to check out Hosier Lane this weekend and was amazed by the way all the layers of random graffiti seem to just “fit”. Nothing seemed out of place – every piece had its own role to play and its own story. To be honest, there were a few other designs on ACDC Lane […]
Read more "Trip down Hosier Lane"It hasn’t been great weather wise in Melbourne the past few weeks, but that didn’t stop my parents from calling me out for a photo shoot. I felt heaps better from last week, so grabbed my gear and joined them for the morning. Although it was completely freezing, we got some interesting shots, and it […]
Read more "Docklands"Just a collection of black and white photos around Melbourne Uni. I’m still fairly new to b&w composition (and again images aren’t well exposed), but would love some tips, so any tips / comments welcomed.
Read more "Random black and white"Pity it was an overcast day, but still managed to get a few shots in with decent lighting around Melbourne Uni. However, most pics were not well exposed, and the shutter speed was bordering tripod territory, so pics came out rather dark. Next purchase: definitely a tripod. And maybe a flash. Only two pics of […]
Read more "Melbourne Uni and a glimpse into Chinatown"Most CBD’s are known to be concrete jungles. But sometimes these structures can be beautiful when mixed with their environment and can be great canvases for street artists and photographers
Read more "Melbourne CBD: mix of concrete and nature"Hustle and bustle, Melbourne CBD is alive at night. Whilst catching up with a friend, I decided to do a spot of night photography, and capture this beautiful city under the shroud of the night sky.
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