Want to add creativity and variety into your landscape photography? ICM (intentional camera movement) lets your inner creativity go wild, resulting in expressive, abstract, images that make stunning fine art prints. Learn how to create incredible ICM images with this easy-to-follow guide.
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The technique of focus stacking is a fantastic way to achieve greater depth of field from foreground to background and improve the sharpness in your landscape photography images. Find out why it is such a valuable tool and how to successfully use it in your photography for better results.
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The West Coast is one of NZ's most captivating diverse regions, where you'll find incredible reflective lakes, hidden river valleys, rugged mountains & glaciers, lush and varied forest, and unique coastal seascapes. It has such a remote, untouched feel, that you'll often have the place to yourself! Read on for 10 must-visit photography locations on the West Coast.
Jetties make fantastic landscape photography images as they tick so many composition boxes, adding elements like leading lines and a vanishing point, foreground interest and creating a strong contrast with the water that surrounds them. New Zealand has so many interesting and unique jetty locations to capture, read on for my top tips on how and where to capture the best jetties!
Taranaki is one of NZ's most loved, yet underrated regions, with a huge variety of landscape photography possibilities. From iconic mountain views, to tumbling rivers and waterfalls, and uniquely impressive coastal seascapes, Taranaki has it all. It's no wonder the region's catchline is Taranaki - like no other!
Hiking the Milford Track is a huge bucket list tick, and one that I'd been wanting to do all my life. Fiordland's weather makes each hike unique, and our experience walking at the end of the Great Walk season in late April with snow, rain and wind might not sound appealing, but it all came together for one hell of an epic adventure...
Taking a scenic flight in NZ's mountains is a must-do. Imagine flying past our tallest mountain, Aoraki Mount Cook so close you can almost touch it, or seeing the jaw-dropping cliffs of Milford Sound from above. No matter where you fly, the experience will stay with you forever, so here are my top tips for the best NZ scenic flights and how to capture amazing images from the air.
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