When planning a driving holiday in Australia, don’t forget to plan a ‘shot list’ of where and what you want to take photographs of. Even if you don’t publish photos and you’re just doing it for the memories or to create a photobook at home later, having a bit of a plan for the images… Read More Having a Shot List for Travel Photography
Sunset is one of my favourite times to take photos especially if there is a west facing beach involved. I love having people or objects silhouetted against fiery skies but sometimes the colours themselves are all you need.
One pastime I absolutely look forward to on holidays is getting stuck into reading. Something so important and yet it feels indulgent. My holiday reading collection was a very eclectic assortment of books and magazines, mostly birthday and Christmas gifts from family who know me well. At first glance you would think that the books… Read More Great Reads on Holidays
I am just slightly obsessed with photography, in fact there’s not a day goes by that I don’t have my camera with me, just in case I see something remarkable, which to me is just about every day! Every so often I still enter photography competitions mainly to dare myself to hold it with the… Read More Photography Competition
The Adelaide Hills is finally feeling confident enough to throw off its grey overcoat and wow there is spectacular spring colour underneath. There is no better example of this than the Mount Lofty Botanic Garden. My last visit to this tucked away gem in the hills was in autumn with fiery trees and crunchy brown… Read More Spring Into The Hills
Our fourth and current caravan is a 2007 built, Jayco Sterling, 24 foot long and with an ensuite. As you can see it was a massive leap out of the 70s to our current van but there was good reason for it. With more and longer caravanning trips planned we weren’t extremely confident of the… Read More Jayco Sterling Caravan
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