I’ve compiled my top lessons and insights—to help you sharpen your landscape photography skills and create compelling scenes.

I’ve been living in Melbourne for five years now, yet Sydney remains my home city. It’s where I formed many family memories around the turn of the millennium and it’s where I pursued my career in communications.
Here’s a glimpse of what I saw with my Fujifilm X100V this past week.

Once we know enough about exposure and composition, it’s easy to slip into simply going through the motions. But when we pursue our craft on autopilot, we risk becoming stagnant. So I decided to give street photography a crack—here are 5 lessons I’ve learned.

Smartphones are an excellent tool for testing and documenting compositions. So with the launch of the iPhone 14 Pro, I wanted to examine a few key improvements. And put them in context for what they’ll mean for your landscape photography and videos.

I knew Karijini National Park was an ancient landscape. I had seen images of its rolling plains broken by fractal-like gorges. And of the arthritic ghost gums clinging to cliff faces. But it wasn’t until I was standing on Country that I truly felt the deep time of the landscape.