Where I’ve been going and what I’ve been photographing. When I head out to photograph a sunrise or a sunset, or spend some time on a particular beach or in a particular town, I put them in collections.
On a trip to Kiama the winter weather was stunning and there wasn’t a breath of wind – so I decided to fly my drone over the harbour and surrounds.
On Sunday we headed over to the newly re-opened Beecroft Weapons Range and spent some time watching a whale and her calf and then we drove to Gerroa for what turned out to be a stormy sunset.
No amazing sunset skies promised by the largely cloud-less sky, but I hadn’t been out for a few days and so decided to head over to Gerringong to photograph the start of the weekend here in the south coast.
I sometimes turn my opinions into words and add some nice pictures and share it.
I look back on a decade of photography, year by year and pick out my best images.
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Can a one-click drag-and-drop AI-enhanced photo editor take the place of some Adobe software? I put Skylum's free software through its paces.
Read MoreHow to do stuff and how to use stuff. Probably not how to immobilise an armed assailant, but, you know, photography related tips and tricks.
Asset Management is the Reason I Can’t Quit Adobe Everyone’s unhappy about Adobe’s subscription pricing model, but until the competition come up with a better…
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Put your website at the centre of your online presence and take control of your personal brand.
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This is a guide to the OzRunways app which can be used by Australian drone pilots to ensure they are not flying in restricted airspace.
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Hey there. I’m Andy Hutchinson and for the last 14 years I’ve been photographing, blogging (and more recently vlogging) about everything I find, see and enjoy here in South Coast, New South Wales. This is my blogging site focused on my hobby (and part-time job) of photography. Please enjoy my little writing and my photography and I’d love to hear your feedback.
On a trip to Kiama the winter weather was stunning and there wasn’t a breath of wind – so I decided to fly my drone over the harbour and surrounds.
On Sunday we headed over to the newly re-opened Beecroft Weapons Range and spent some time watching a whale and her calf and then we drove to Gerroa for what turned out to be a stormy sunset.
No amazing sunset skies promised by the largely cloud-less sky, but I hadn’t been out for a few days and so decided to head over to Gerringong to photograph the start of the weekend here in the south coast.
Some personal reflections on the incredible series of events that have affected my home in Australia and the impact they have had on my landscape photography
I look back on a decade of photography, year by year and pick out my best images.
Quite often when I’m browsing my Facebook photographic communities I see posts from people who are depressed because they have lost interest in their hobby.
