Capturing a unique shot takes more than just good equipment, it takes experience, timing, and being in the right place. This barrel shot was years in the making.
Coming from the East Coast of Australia, we’re used to sunsets over the land. But there’s something about catching that golden hour over the ocean when you’re traveling.
Capturing the light beneath the ocean’s surface at first light has become one of my favourite discoveries. It takes effort to get the shot, but the magic of those moments makes it all worthwhile.
Amid the chaos of Ikebukuro’s morning rush, this building stood with a quiet symmetry. Shot on Kodak Tri-X 400, one frame captured the perfect balance of light and shadow.
A spontaneous photo of my son playing in the rain turned into something unexpected, a heart in the sky, surrounded by stars. Love is in the Air is a reminder that sometimes, the best moments happen when we least expect them.
Braving the freezing cold at Lake Tekapo, I captured this shot in a rush, hoping for the best. Weeks later, back in Australia, I finally saw it on a larger screen and was stoked to see I had nailed it.
