The afternoon breeze blended a unique aroma of mangroves, wild fennel and market garden herbs with car exhaust, fresh cut lawns and aviation fuel. I wheeled my way along the Cooks River cycle path, camera dangling around my neck, humming a tune I heard just moments before in a tunnel…

We have all been there. We walk the streets with our camera, looking for that image that never comes. The light is wrong. There are no interesting characters. There is nothing happening on the street today. It’s overcast. Its too bright. Its the middle of the day. The sun is…

For the last four or five weeks I have been shooting exclusively with a wide angle prime lens. The lens focal length is new to me (28mm on a 35mm film equivalent), and I am having a really hard time shooting with it. It’s frustrating not to be able to…

Here is a little tip that has helped all of the aspects of my photography. It is not a tip about a fancy new lens, a special photoshop technique, or a camera setting. It is a tip to help develop your confidence and conquer your fear of shooting out in…

I love the Domke Gripper camera strap. So much so that I have two of them, bought with my own hard earned cash. In fact, I went ahead and bought two so I would have these straps for a very long time. …

For many casual or even serious photographers, shooting street is something that they might toy around with when they are on holidays. Shooting the occasional street photograph of locas at a holiday destination to record a piece of their vacation for posterity. This sort of shooting may be a little…