Mount Brown (Hut)
A new dawn, a new day. Mount Brown Hut, now insta-famous, still provides little spots of tranquility for those willing to roll out of their sleeping bags early.
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A new dawn, a new day. Mount Brown Hut, now insta-famous, still provides little spots of tranquility for those willing to roll out of their sleeping bags early.
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Some destinations are elusive. A photo story of dense bush, denser cloud and tarns not quite reached. Click here for the full photo story.
With summer coming to an end, it was time to head out and catch some sunshine. Click here for the full photo story.
Sometimes, you really need a timeout in the mountains. After building a house for the last half year, it was finally time for some fresh air. Click here for the full photo story.
The lens that the Fujifilm fan base, including myself, has been lobbying a perceived eternity for, has finally arrived: The new Fujifilm GF 30mm f5.6 T/S lens fills a hole in Fujifilm’s lens lineup, that has been bothering architectural photographers for a long time. It shifts, it tilts (if you’re into that kind of thing), and it finally allows us to use native glass to chase those perfectly parallel verticals.
Let’s get one thing out of the way first: We did not become photographers to worry about mundane issues like data management, right?
It is an incredibly boring topic, and I should know. Before my career in photography, I was an IT systems engineer for 15 years. Keeping data safe was half my job. My years in the industry also gave me insight into what happens to businesses (yes, you too are a business) that lose their data. It’s not pretty.
Working for myself comes with benefits that I occasionally need to remind myself of. The other day I had to jog my memory when I noticed a weekend tramping trip wasn’t an option, but that a quick mid-week getaway was available to those of us with a flexible schedule. Yay!
As I gathered my gear, I mentally reviewed the changes I had made to my tramping kit over the past year. My goal was to reduce neck and back pain that had been plaguing me for many moons. I have been reviewing these changes over a few trips, going through various iterations of equipment that brought me ever closer to my dream setup.
A man on a mission, a quick solo adventure to check out new gear and old bones. You can find the full slideshow here.
When the Libretto and Ella Ranges beckoned in autumn 2022, we heard the call. Click here for the combined photo story.