If you’ve ever wanted to photograph Cradle Mountain under the guidance of two of Australia’s leading new generation landscape photographers, here is your chance!

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Staying with publications, my good friend Mikkel Arland has released his Photoshop Lightroom 2 Adventure. This book was inspired by the Lightroom Adventure I participated in last year

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Talking of friends, my fellow photographer and workshop guru Tom Putt and I have decided to combine forces for a couple of workshops this year (2009).

In April Adobe came to Tasmania from the US! I was excited and felt extremely privileged to be involved in an international project that brought together a small group of photographers from all around the world to capture amazing images and road test the new beta version of Adobe Lightroom2. Accompanying the photographers were a bunch of Lightroom engineers and every night we received instruction on the software which we all adopted for our own workflows. As we found issues, they were ironed out by the engineers (or we were shown what we were doing wrong!)

Bruny Island weekend

In May this year I decided to leave the cool climate of Tasmania and take off to a warmer part of the world – the Islands of Hawaii!

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Having recently completed a trip to Canada, I thought it only fair to show some photographs of the trip.

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North of the Henty Sand-dunes and on Tasmania’s west coast, head to Zeehan and then follow the signs to  Trial Harbour .

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Sorry it’s been a while between articles. This is what I have been up to.
In Hobart , this weekend, The Salamanca Inn was the venue for the Tasmanian Professional Photographer of the year awards.

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OK so I took the plunge today!  A short while ago I decided to combine my hobby of scuba diving and professional photography.  I'm sure it's something to do with the waters getting 'slightly less cold' down here in Tasmania!