Many times I have transited through Singapore on my way to Europe, but never actually stopped and spent any time here, so it’s been a real treat to have a couple of weeks to explore this beautiful city with my family. It’s a really interesting contrast between ultra-modern, colossal sky scrapers, to really old districts full of colour, character and history.
A very common question from clients to photographers is “Can I have the RAW Images from a shoot”. The answer will mostly be “no” and here’s why in simple terms.
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With the “Influencer” and travel photography industries becoming so oversaturated in the past few years, Professional Photographers are having to re-set and diversify. Too many people are working for a “free holiday”. First, let me assure you, anyone worth they weight in cameras is not on holidays when they are on a travel photography job, and at the end of the day, you get what you pay (or don’t pay) for.
I am often asked my favourite style of photography, and it’s a hard questions, because I love taking photos of anything, anywhere. Capturing a moment in time through my eyes and my perception. It gives me a little thrill!
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When I travel somewhere new, I do always want to shoot my first impression images – what stands out and “gets” me in new surroundings.
I met my husband as a teenager, fell madly in love and gave up all my career aspirations to follow him around the world chasing his dream job, followed by having children. There just wasn’t time for me to think about investing myself in a career oriented future.
It was my husband’s birthday recently. On the one hand, he is trying to forget birthdays and on the other hand, I’m stressing out trying to find him that something special.
We’ve all seen pretty pictures of Tasmania, striking red boulders contrasting the white sandy beaches, crystal waters, not to mention the award-winning food and wine. As a photographer, it’s been on my bucket list for a while, so I decided to get together a bunch of girlfriends and jump in a car to find the best places to explore on a road trip.
Since my first plane flight as a child, I have always had the travel bug and travelled a lot. I moved to Europe as an 18 year old and spent 6 years working and travelling around, seeing as much as I possibly could.
In today’s modern world, we are all getting busier. We are time poor and with the invasion of social media in recent years, family time is rare, but more importantly -priceless.
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