It was a great evening. Something I had not done before, so I learnt a lot.

5/5

Vern

2024-07-12

It is great to be on a workshop with Brett. He is friendly and knowledgeable. He makes me feel relaxed, and is a great teacher for the things I need to know. I have thoroughly enjoyed the workshops I have done with him

5/5

Anne

2024-07-11

I enjoyed the session, and learnt new things (yay). Brett was informative and helpful, and his pre-session info was very useful.

5/5

Vickie

2024-07-08

Great. Whilst I had done some astrophotography before, Brett explained everything really well and I enjoyed the session.

5/5

Lynne

2024-07-07

Susie was very knowledgeable and explained things clearly. I learn a lot.

5/5

Jackie

2024-05-06

I have been to two of Brett?s photography workshops and each time have come away with new ideas. His ?Golden Light? session was held at Cornelian Bay beach at a perfect time of the day where you couldn?t help but take gorgeous photos. Brett is very skilled both as a teacher and a professional photographer. He makes his sessions entertaining and shares his teaching time equally with everyone in the group. I am looking forward to Brett's next workshop. I strongly recommend Brett's sessions.

5/5

Sally

2024-04-26

Great

5/5

Lynne

2024-04-22

I found the information really helpful (I.e the triangle, learning the order of setting up manual for taking photos and enjoyed having some time outdoors to practice!

5/5

Ella

2024-04-07

Fabulous event! Lovely to have a topic to learn about. Brett covered the essentials so well, and took us around perfect places to capture street photography

5/5

Anne

2024-03-19

Loved it. Matt was very informative and I would do another of his events if offered in the future.

5/5

Lynne

2024-03-17

This was a great event. It gave me a basic understanding of my camera settings so that I can start to play around with my camera with a bit of an idea of what I need to be doing! Very worthwhile for anyone who has bought a camera and is confused about all the different terminology. Susie was also very down to earth and explained things in a way that was practical and easy to understand.

5/5

Erin

2023-04-18

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2024-10-06

Title or Location: Myrtle Gully Falls, Hobart, Tasmania
I was attracted to the series of cascades of this fall. This photo was taken from the corner of a small bridge in front of the fall so that I can get a full view of the falls. The heavy rain a day before gave me the opportunity to snap the strong flow from the 4 metres drop from above.
Credit: Bibby Yow-Wong
Instagram: Photo_sophy

2025-03-24

2024-07-29

Title or Location: Under the Tasman Bridge
The photo was taken back in 2015 at the Tasman Bridge Lookout in Montagu Bay with my little compact Lumix TZ7. I was driving all over the city to get some night shots. I then had the idea to go to this spot, as I had gone to it many years before (late 80's ) but didn't have a camera on me. I was so happy the weather was just right.
Credit: Matthew Trayling
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthewtrayling/

2025-03-24

2024-06-14

Title or Location: kunanyi/Mt Wellington Hobart Tasmani
The view from the top of kunanyi/Mt Wellington is always good but I had a inkling, while overnighting in Hobart looking up at the mountain, it would be special when I saw the cloud drop down from the peak to the valleys. I drove up as soon as it cleared. I'd not seen this effect before. Specially, this time, I also had overseas visitors with me. It made this rare and beautiful view more meanignful to share with visitors.
Credit: Jimmy Wallace

2025-03-24

2024-06-04

Title or Location: Sandy you beauty (Aotea Rd, Sandy Bay)
This was in the very first days of mine at Hobart. I moved from Melbourne to Hobart and was looking for an accommodation. After my work hours, I took a bus to see this house which was advertised on Facebook marketplace. Getting off the bus, walking for a few meters, it was a right turn with a steep climb. Even the cars were moving hard on their lower gears and I also started walking slowly. Walking halfway, I looked back to see how far I have come. To my surprise, this was the amazing sight my e
Credit: Umesh Ranasinghe
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/umesh_ranasinghe

2025-03-24

2024-05-17

Title or Location: Blue mushrooms, mt field national park
Focus stack of ten shots stitch together in affinity photos, the biggest mushroom is no bigger than your little finger nail. Shot with a nikon D850, tamron 90mm 2.8 macro f5.6 iso 400.
Credit: Craig Barrow
Instagram: frogbarrow

2025-03-24

2024-04-12

Title or Location: Big Roaring Beach near Dover, Tasmania
Big Roaring beach is one of my favourite spots down South. I very often come here for walks, (cold water) swimming. I adore the untamed, wild nature of this beach. There's always so much beauty to capture here. From sunrises and sunsets to textures and wild life including these resident seagulls. In this photo I loved how the birds aligned with the waves and the sky all in similar tones with their red legs giving the photo a bit of a pop of colour. Camera used CANON 600D ISO 200 F5.6 1/2000s
Credit: Marta Ng
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Instagram: the salt of the Urth

2025-03-19

2025-03-24

Title or Location: Blood Moon over Lake Wendouree
Planned this shot subject to the weather .shot with a Nikon B700.App 6.5 S/S 1/250 sec Iso 400 f ocal length 410 mm
Credit: Frank Hecker

2025-03-19

2025-03-23

Title or Location: Hanksville, UT
Canyon Overlook in Zion National Park, an easy 30 min hike to this spot was worth it. View of the canyons and the switchbacks. Sprinkle of snow dust on the peaks makes gives it a bit more drama.
Credit: Niral Patel
Instagram: npatel.photos

2025-03-19

2025-03-23

Title or Location: Alverstone
I absolutely love Robins and I managed to capture this stunning shot in some excellent light to show the red brest and beautiful detail.
Credit: Josh Thomas
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Instagram: capture_the_second_photography

2025-03-19

2025-03-22

Title or Location: Slimbridge Wetlands Centre, Gloucestershire, UK
Flamingoes are kept indoors during the winter months but on this occasion a shaft of sunlight from a window revealed the beautiful colours of these birds. Their heads are always bobbing up and down so composition is difficult and focusing on the eye of the main subject is essential. Canon 6D MK2, 100-400 L lens 1/[email protected]@300mmMinimal post production was required
Credit: Nigel Parke

2025-03-19