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Japanese Calligraphy Lessons
Yesterday I took my first Japanese Calligraphy lesson. There I was, the only non-Japanese in a class of five,...
Yesterday I took my first Japanese Calligraphy lesson. There I was, the only non-Japanese in a class of five,...
I visited the recently renovated Tokyo Photographic Art Museum for an exhibition by Hiroshi Sugimoto
I woke today to the news that iconic fashion and street photographer Bill Cunningham had passed away. It’s really...
This week’s YouTube video is a short Q&A session, where I try to address a few things that have...
Legendary photographer Ansel Adams was famous for working with large format cameras. However, his thoughts on smaller cameras are...
Three talks by leading photographers said a lot about the place FujiFilm cameras now have in the world of...
Can Apple's new iPad Pro replace a laptop computer for travelling photographers. Here's some of the issues involved.
One of my favourite photography books is Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs. As the title suggests the book...
This morning, while wrapping the last of this year’s Christmas presents, I was listening to The Creative Penn Podcast,...
Today, in many small and unremarkable ways, I celebrated another birthday. Rather than fill the day with big celebrations,...
We all experience criticism. Sometimes it can be helpful. Often it isn't. When should we listen to criticism?
Once a day, during my writing breaks, I’ve been going through my Lightroom catalogue looking at old photos, especially...
There’s a game photographers play online. You get serious, you get good and you only show your best work....
I had an essay published One Thousand Words, the journal of the Ballarat Foto Biennale. The short essay explores...
Photographers talk about capturing the moment and the decisive moment but what does that really mean?
Photographers could learn more about their craft if they treated their cameras the way musicians treat their instruments