Last week the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) conducted the judging of the annual APPAs (Australian Professional Photography Awards). I’m pleased to report that prints of two of my images received Silver awards! One of these images was made during last year’s expedition to NZ’s subantarctic islands. We’re running another photography expedition …
We (myself and Michael Snedic) are conducting a nature photography workshop on an expedition to Macquarie Island this coming December, and we’re working with Heritage Expeditions who operate the ship we use. I was on this expedition last year, and had the pleasure of working alongside Brian Deane and Paddy Jordan who …
I’m pleased to announce the release of our November 2017 Antarctic photo workshop! This LuminOdyssey will visit the Falkland Islands and South Georgia before heading to the Antarctic Peninsula. This will be our 2nd LuminOdyssey with this itinerary, and I’m sure it’s going to be an amazing adventure for all …
David Burren and Michael Snedic are already on their way north to Svalbard to run our 2016 Arctic LuminOdyssey. We’ll be meeting up with our workshop participants in Longyearbyen next week, and then heading out on our 2-week adventure! Stand by for more posts “from the front” over the coming …
Today I’m excited to announce a new photography adventure for June 2017, to a location we have not previously run a photo workshop: Russia! In fact the Russian Far East, and to be more specific: the Sea of Okhotsk which is north of Japan. Like our recent polar workshops this …
Not surprisingly, I still get folks asking me about the choice to use (or not use) DNG files. I last wrote an article about this way back in 2011, but my own use of DNGs has changed a little over the past 5 years so I figured it was about time for an …
As we mentioned on Facebook/etc in February, we’re going back to Antarctica with another group of photographers in late 2017. We’ve been working on the plans ever since we came back from our January Antarctica photo workshop. In December 2016 we’re heading back to subantarctic islands (south of New Zealand) …
