Nature has given me much: refuge, respite and an ever-changing canvas to capture. But as I began to reflect this year, my ledger with nature became far from balanced.
Read MoreStan the Man
Stan the cheeky child. The loving husband. Stan the son. The brother. The father. The grandfather. The great-grandfather.
Read MoreSearching for Sublime: Why Landscape Photography (Still) Matters in the Age of AI
The flood of high-fidelity images generated by AI has left me feeling uneasy. Many people now struggle to discern genuine from generated – and prioritise convenience over credibility. So where does that leave landscape photography in the age of AI?
Read MoreThe curse of colour: Why sunsets are bad for your landscape photography
Brilliance can be blinding. So by moving beyond sunsets, your photography can become a more meaningful representation of landscapes as they are – not just momentary light shows.
Read MoreReturning with more than a photo: On reverie and reward at Cape Raoul
After a long Tassie winter and too few adventures, it was time to hike Cape Raoul where the sun broke through and painted the cliffs crimson. I was overcome by the dazzling display before day’s end.
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