The first few weeks of "summer" in Tasmania were the usual story really - unsettled, moody and generally marked by a lack of sunny...

It's always interesting to look back on what you've achieved during the year, and when I look at the gallery of photos of just some of...

Almost two months ago now, at the height of spring, I purchased a new drone - the DJI Mini 3 Pro, which has been a considerable upgrade...

On Wednesday afternoons on the Derwent River, yachts take off from Bellerive Quay and engage in some racing along and across the river. ...

Progress with the podcast has been quite fitful over the past few months as the momentum I had gained earlier in the year has stalled. I...

For those who don't know, "A Piano of Tasmania" is a project started by Kelvin Smith in 2020 to bring music to people in lockdowns in...

As I mentioned in my last blog, I hadn't managed to find any Pacific Islanders until recently, despite many attempts. But once you get...

My interview with Loni was my first with someone from any of the Pacific Island nations, an area I've been wanting to cover for a while...

In the process of doing the interviews for this podcast, more and more common themes have emerged. There are certain things that are...

One of the challenges of drone photography in Tasmania, which I've mentioned before, is the changeability of conditions, which can happen...

A few weeks ago it was a lovely clear afternoon, with barely a breath of wind, and I had a spare few hours, so I took a drive down to Arm...

I have to say that Madagascar was actually not on my list of countries from the 2016 census ( which is of course well out of date, but...

I have been doing this podcast for almost 2 years now, and through the process I've learnt many things. One thing that I've taken on...

I thought it would be interesting to have Anthony on the podcast because of his rather unusual reason for coming to Tasmania and his...

In the case of many migrants I've interviewed, coming to Australia/Tasmania has meant coming to a place with a better quality of life,...

For a while in 2022 I sort of took a break from photography and just stopped doing my usual "photo walks" or anything much beyond...

I guess Kenya is one of those countries we might associate with the quintessential Africa - herds of Wildebeest, sweeping savannah,...

There were so many aspects of Anna's personal story that I found interesting that it was hard to decide what to leave out. I must admit...

As any of you who follow my podcast will know, I frequently ask my subjects about their childhood and upbringing. This is the time of...

There have been numerous interviews where I have felt like there was so much more we could have talked about and that my final edit...