How to Take Landscapes on the Fujifilm X-T2

by | Jun 3, 2020 | Art, Autumn photoshoot, Awards, Christchurch, Creative Photography, Creativity, Double Exposures, Fujifilm, Fujifilm X-T2, Landscapes, NZIPP, Sea, Sunset shoot, Travel, XF18-135mm

How to take landscapes on the Fuji film X-T2. Landscape photography is one of the most popular photography styles in the world. Mainly due to the power of the landscape on the human mind.  It can be beautiful and ever changing with the weather.  In this blog I will...

How to take Dark Portraits – A Personal Isolation Project – Part One

by | Apr 11, 2020 | Art, Black and white photography, Christchurch, Creative Photography, Creativity, Double Exposures, Fine Art Child Portraits, Fine Art Portraiture, Fujifilm X-T2, Lockdown, Portraits, XF18-135mm

Covid-19 why oh why? So there is this whole Covid-19 thing and I had to think how to take dark portraits to represent it.  New Zealand has the most amazing Prime Minister who has closed down the country very early on to avoid a massive fast spread of this dangerous...

How to be a more creative photographer!

by | Sep 15, 2019 | Art, Awards, Christchurch, Creative Photography, Creativity, Double Exposures, Fine Art Child Portraits, Fine Art Portraiture, Iris Awards, Nature Photography, NZIPP, Portraits, Travel, XF18-135mm, XF35mm F1.4, XF56mm F1.2

Be Creative and Follow Your Passion Being creative and following your own passion is one of the best things you can do in life. There is nothing worse than doing a job that you hate and not following your dreams. Once you get into a creative mindset everything you see...

Fujifilm Social Media Banners

by | Sep 3, 2019 | Art, Backdrops, Black and white photography, Child Photography, Christchurch, Fine Art Child Portraits, Fine Art Portraiture, Food Photography, Fujifilm, Fujifilm X-T2, Lyttelton, Photography props, Portraits, XF18-135mm

Fujifilm X Series NZ The Fujifilm X Series New Zealand Facebook page put out a photographic challenge every month. For the month of July the theme was portraiture. I had been on an amazing trip up the gondola with two of my children and walked back down the other side...