David studying the art of still photography for almost 60 years… still learning but loving the challenge of finding the perfect shot. “A keen photographer for over 50 years (yes I started with a Kodak Box Brownie) but only really serious about it for the past 6 or 7 years. I have won awards in… Read More »
Great footage from a drone flying around Echo Point, Katoomba by AerialShots Sydney. Ask Roz to find great things to see and do in the Blue Mountains.
Richard is an award winning Blue Mountains Photographer based in Hazelbrook. Richard is a Nikon School Lecturer teaching both the Intro and Intermediate courses in Sydney and NSW. He is a Nikon Professional Services member and a member of the Australian Institute of Professional PhotographyBeing a Blue Mountains photographer Richard knows all the best spots… Read More »
David is a Bathurst based photographer who is totally at home in the Blue Mountains, Lithgow and Oberon regions. His specialties are Architecture, Portraits, Motor Sport and Landscape. David’s work speaks for itself. He has a natural eye for colour and composition. Facebook:- https://www.facebook.com/davidromaphotography Google+:- http://google.com/+DavidRomaPhoto Instagram:- http://instagram.com/davidromaphotography Twitter:- https://twitter.com/davidromaphoto Tumblr:- http://davidromaphotography.tumblr.com Website:- http://www.davidromaphotography.com Ask Roz… Read More »
Brendan Wacher made this documentary as a short solo project in 2014. Not only is the factory itself an amazing piece of history, but its influence on the town of Lithgow was also very interesting. Multiple streets around the factory were named after weapons, and there had been some quite heavy anti-aircraft guns around Lithgow… Read More »
Ask Roz Lake Macquarie – PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE WEEK – Stephen Carter. From the age of 9yrs, Steve has been captivated by photography, his early interest getting serious at 17 when he took a senior high school photography course, learning the foundations of his trade such as light, composition, developing and the use of SLR… Read More »
Queensland climber Muriel Patten becomes the first women to climb the First Sister, Katoomba, 1934. Bert Salmon is above her as both solo the climb. With a female climbing culture firmly established in Queensland by the early 1930s, January 1934 saw 16 Queenslanders—including 7 women—travelling to Katoomba in the Blue Mountains on a ‘rock-climbing holiday’.… Read More »