Another bird to add to my collection. Image captured at Noosa North Shore
- Canon EOS 6D Mark II
- iso200 1/320 sec. f/8 219 mm

Almost Grey Nomads caravaning around Australia

Another bird to add to my collection. Image captured at Noosa North Shore


Here is a link to a very detailed review of the new Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L IS II USM Lens, a lens I have been thinking about getting.
It seems the f/4 version of this lens got a decent upgrade while the f/2.8 didn’t get much in the way of improvements at all.
Read more at The-Digital-Picture.com
Big and bad, good and little – Equivalence. It’s the bugbear of anyone who reviews Micro Four Thirds lenses. You are being conned says the incoming mail. Your f/1.4 lens is really an f/2.8. And your so called shallow depth of field is commensurate with f/2.8, too, not f/1.4. It’s an argument I’ve heard so many times and while factually true, is pointless and irrelevant. The only rational response is -so what?
Read more at Dave Thorpe blog



On June 20th, 2018 Adobe released Lightroom 7.4 which has a few new feature updates to Lightroom Classic, CC as well as Lightroom Mobile on your phones and tablets. In this video we’ll take a look at what’s new.
Skylum Software has released the latest update to its award-winning photo editing software, Aurora HDR, bringing improved performance, new features, and updated tools to both MacOS and Windows versions.
There is a discount for those upgrading from a previous version.
Read more: https://skylum.com/blog/aurora-hdr-is-better-than-ever
I discuss the notion of keepers in landscape photography and discuss some of my images that I think are portfolio worthy and some that aren’t. The key message here is that making great images isn’t easy, so don’t worry if things don’t always go your way.