The Shutterbug Walkabouts' Blog

When a two-day private photography tour met unpredictable Tasmanian weather, flexibility and good humour led the way. From rain and wind to sunshine and rainbows, Dianne and I adapted our plans and discovered that sometimes the most memorable moments happen when nature decides the itinerary.

A shutterbug came to Tasmania on a mission to photograph an Aurora. With skills from our Becoming Nightwise photography workshop, her mission was accomplished.

Beaches, cliffs, sensational views and a rainbows arching over a labyrinth. Come exploring on the South Arm Peninsula on a Photography Day Out in winter.

A look back on a meaningful few days spent exploring, learning and photographing on Maria Island. Cosy comforts, winter light, wildlife encounters and creative connection made this women’s photography escape one to remember.

Behind the scenes of our beginner-friendly wildlife photography workshop at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary – discover how the day unfolded, including friendly rivalry between participants.

A glimpse into how our experiences and observations of auroras in Tasmania help shape the meaningful photography experiences we plan for our guests. This blog shares what we’ve learnt through years of witnessing this natural wonder, along with practical insights for those hoping to see and photograph the Southern Lights for themselves.

Let’s explore an experiential approach to waterfall photography by going beyond simply framing a shot and adjusting camera settings.

A truly unforgettable night when the skies over Tasmania erupted in a rare and awe-inspiring display of celestial light. An intense G5 geomagnetic storm delivered vibrant auroras not just to the southern horizon, but all around – from east to west, even directly overhead. A moment like no other!