HeyJaredA Photography Journey
I am a landscape and nature photographer and write about photography, exploration and creativity. Come along on the Journey.
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Simplicity (opens the original)
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The joy of landscape photography is in its simplicity. When it comes down to it, landscape photography requires just two steps:Be in an interesting locationTake the photoI was reminded of this on a recent drive over the Black Spur, near Healesville. This stretch of road is a world-class drive through towering forests and tree ferns crowding the road. The landscape, especially early in the morning with sunlight streaming sideways through the forest, is spectacular. And on this morning there was f
Anticipating Loss (opens the original)
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This newsletter helps me understand what I see and how I can photograph it. If my writing helps you explore the natural world around you, with a camera or not, please consider subscribing.Like any
Planning hikes for better photos (opens the original)
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Sometimes there is nothing better for your well-being, and your photography, than a quiet walk in the woods.After my last newsletter about a hike deep into Victoria’s Central Highlands, I didn’t want to give the impression that I am always heading into that kind of remote country. Most of my photography trips are much easier physically, with shorter distances and more gentle terrain (although preferably without the nice blue skies!).There is nothing wrong with the big adventures. As I have descr
Finding meaning (opens the original)
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As I start to write this report of a trip into Victoria’s Central Highlands, I am looking at my photos, four weeks after taking them, disappointed.As usual, I had downloaded my files immediately after returning from the trip and done a quick review of the images. I made a preliminary selection and edit on a couple. Almost always I have a sense of disappointment – the RAW images cannot live up to the vividness of the recent experience – but I feel it is important to reflect on what worked and wha
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