After talking about Aperture last week in my Basics of Photography: Aperture, its time to move onto to the second point of our exposure triangle – Shutterspeed. The other point of the exposure triangle being ISO which I will talk about next week. This Basics of Photography 3 part series is designed to get you […]
Author: Larissa Dening
Basics of Photography: Aperture
Ive had a few people sign up to my blog recently who are total beginners and have asked for me to do some blog posts about the basics of photography. I think this is a really good idea as its great for me to refresh myself with the basics too. Sometimes I get so caught […]
How to Edit a Milky Way Photo in Lightroom
You may have seen on Instagram or Facebook or my last blog post that I went out to photograph the Milky Way last week. If you missed it you can read about it here. I had a few people ask how much editing went into the shot so I thought I would do a little […]
How to photograph the Milky Way in 5 easy steps
I have always wanted to know how to photograph the Milky Way and last night I had the pleasure. I was very excited when two photography friends invited me on a little adventure out into the middle of the woods at 9:30pm at night. Doesn’t sound creepy at all does it?! We travelled up to […]
How to Edit a Rainforest Photo in Lightroom
Welcome to my first and hopefully one of many tutorial videos using Lightroom. Lightroom is my preference when it comes to editing my photos because it is so easy to use and gives awesome results. I do own Photoshop and I do use it for removing unwanted objects from my pics or for adding my […]
3 Reasons why YOU need a 50mm Lens
Ahh, the good old of Nifty Fifty. I think it would have to be my favourite lens in my camera bag. That may sound strange coming from a landscape photographer who uses a wide angle lens 90% of the time but there is just something special about the 50mm f1.8 prime lens. Every time I […]
Iphone Apps to make your photos pop!
I hope you enjoyed Part 1 of this 2 part series – “How to take better iPhone pics”. If you missed it you can catch up here! In this part I want to talk about how to make your photos pop with editing tools that you can download straight to your phone and use as […]
How to take better pics with your iPhone
These days its so much easier to whip out the phone to take a quick snap of something that has caught your eye, upload it to Instagram or Facebook to share with family and friends rather than lugging your DSLR camera everywhere with you. Don’t get me wrong I love my Canon 5D MK III […]
Byron Bay – A Food and Photography Guide
I recently spent a lovely long weekend in Byron Bay, NSW with hubby and my two dogs Otis and Ella. We hired a self contained granny flat from AirBnB which was awesome. It was about 5 minutes out of town heading towards Broken Head in a quiet street but still close enough to everything that […]
Brisbane to Sydney Road Trip – Armidale
After leaving Sydney for the last leg of our Brisbane to Sydney road trip we drove from Bondi all the way to Scone. There is a gorgeous horse stud there called Emirates Park and I remember driving passed it in awe as a child. It was the start of the fall colours and we found […]
Brisbane to Sydney Road Trip – Bondi
After leaving Manly we drove over to Bondi where we were staying for two nights before the long drive back to Brisbane. We were staying at the Adina which was all new and modern and in a good posse not too far from Bondi Beach. After checking in we went for a walk from Bondi […]
How do I make my photos “more interesting”?
I asked my friend recently what she would like to know about photography. She is your typical 20 something, Instagramming, textaholic girl born of the “selfie” generation. She asked “How do you make a photo “more interesting”? Do I frame the subject or have some things focused while other things are in the distance?. Us […]