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Top 10 Photography Books on Amazon.com

With the end of financial year sales (EOFYS) looming, I decided that it would be a good idea to do a “bestseller” search of photography on the Amazon Kindle store. I figured that there’s no point looking at it and not … Continue reading

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Ditch Auto and Get Into Manual Mode – Exposure: The Basics

If you’re thinking about taking the next step in your photography and getting out of “Auto Mode”, the first thing you need to learn is how to get the right exposure in your shot. The relationship between shutter speed, aperture … Continue reading

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What to Wear in The Wilderness

When you step into the wilderness, you want to be comfortable. Bushwalking can be strenuous enough without the added barrier of discomfort. There is a simple way that you can reduce discomfort, especially when it comes to your clothing – layers. … Continue reading

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Top Tips to Make Your Gear Last Longer

This is a sponsored post which was written by the Team at Bogong Equipment. Bogong Equipment is an independently owned Australian outdoor equipment store located in Melbourne. Bogong Equipment have paid me to have this post on my website.  Rock climbing is certainly a … Continue reading

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SIX Maps – The best online maps for Bushwalking in NSW

Often when I plan a walk I like to view the maps online – everything is at your fingertips (maps, an outline of the track and track notes to name a few). Many people have maps that they can view … Continue reading

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5 Common Photography Mistakes Made by Bushwalkers

The most common type of shots that bushwalkers take are landscapes. As a new photographer I have made plenty of mistakes, but I found many of my friends who are new to photography also made the same mistakes. I am going … Continue reading

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Safety in the Wilderness

When you step into the wilderness, the most important thing to consider is your safety, and the safety of those around you. There are a few simple things that can be done that will reduce the chances of having a … Continue reading

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What Gear Should I Take? (Day/Short Hikes)

As the title suggests, this section is going to be dedicated on the gear that you need before going on a bush walk. There is a wide range of gear that is available and sometimes it’s hard for beginners to know … Continue reading

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How To Read A Compass

When you step into the wilderness safety is paramount! There are a few skills that you really should have to help keep you and your hiking party safe. One the most important skills is reading a compass. Reading a compass is … Continue reading

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