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 fleeting sunrise, fourteen quick handheld frames and a stitched panorama that challenged the 'musts' of gear – and proved the real value of feedback in photography.

Delighted to have two images awarded silver and three highly commended at the 2025 Australian Photographic Prize

A tripod can open creative possibilities in nature photography. It doesn’t have to be about perfection though it is about choosing a...

Every step into nature holds a promise of discovery - an opportunity to witness something extraordinary as you explore the great outdoors...

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!