Happy New Year everyone! We look forward to getting back to the Gili Islands off the coast of Lombok. These islands are the epitome of a tropical paradise! No cars, great food & accommodation and totally chilled out. Something for everyone! 
La Dolce Vita aptly sums up our love of Venice. Its all about the timing. Shooting the Grand Canal right after morning coffee & a pasticcerie at Caffè Florian. A birds-eye, midday shot of a gondola and capturing the pearly dusk light over the Rialto Bridge. 
Unlike snow monkeys who are not into social distancing, we can now enjoy a bit of isolation and our photography! Now is the time to be increasing your knowledge base. We can help you to be pro-active and learn new things with a 30% discount on our online photography courses. Direct message us to get your discount. 
Thanks folks for a fantastic photography course yesterday. Lots of space in Sydney and small groups are the best way to learn how to use your camera properly. Fairwell to International cruise ships for a while. As of today -the Queen Elizabeth will be the last international ship to port in Circular Quay for at least the next 30 days. 
From-20 degrees on a bitter, cold, clear day to a massive snowstorm -Toronto delivers a challenge for photography. Thin, silk gloves are a must to ward off frostbite! 
Magical snow flurries in Montreal. It beats the bushfires and 42 degree heat! 
A snow storm in a biting -10C added to the charm of photographing picturesque shops in the cobblestoned St-Paul Street of Old Montreal. This historic neighbourhood was founded by French settlers in 1642 as Fort Ville-Marie. Far better to absorb its charms in the middle of winter with no tourists! 
Australia's environment minister has said up to 30% of koalas on the New South Wales mid-north coast may have been killed in the country's ongoing bushfire crisis. Taronga Zoo has an urgent appeal for donations to help our iconic koalas threatened by the bushfires and restore critical koala habitat. https://zooshop.taronga.org.au/appeal/koala-emergency-appeal 
Kate - the famous wombat lady on Flinders Island kindly let our photography group cuddle her mob of baby wombats. Very cute! Kate jokingly stated that her house could sink at anytime as there are hundreds of burrows under her house.