It’s been so long since we posted one of Layton’s Walkabouts, so we thought it was high time to share some of his artistic images.
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All Good Things Take Time…including blogposts
Lately I feel a bit like someone attending confession every time I post on here…forgive me dear readers for I have sinned. It’s been almost 3 months since my last post…
2015 Council Calendar
As mentioned in my update post our big project from last year was the Invercargill City Council’s 2015 calendar.
Moonlight at 3am
Despite the early hour of the day, I couldn’t help but pull over to capture this scene when passing Invercargill’s watertower on the way home from an unsuccessful Aurora chase.
I was so pleased with the results I figured it was worthy of sharing with you all.
And So We Become One
As mentioned a few times, over the past several months we’ve been doing a lot of behind the scenes work on our brand.
Tilt Shift Invercargill
We’ve been refocusing our brand recently (more on that in the next post later today) and came across this image from January last year. Figured it was worthy of a ‘blast from the past’ post. Enjoy!
Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
After doing many streetscapes (the majority of which were shot at dawn or before) over the years I have been told by many of my followers that “you make …… look so beautiful” (fill in the blank with a city name).
Dunedin Street Photography
Have you ever jumped in the car and rushed out to capture some pics only to arrive at your destination and find you left some vital piece of equipment at home? ( by home in this instance I mean 250km away)
Capturing the Milky Way
Layton’s been dabbling in astrophotography since we first discovered what an Aurora was a few years ago.
He’s had many successes both with Aurora and other forms of astrophotography; but he’s always wanting to push himself and improve his skills in this area.
Making the Most of Stolen Moments
Life can get hectic at times. With so much going on it can feel like there’s no light in a never ending tunnel. It’s easy to get lost in day to day living and loose sight of what’s really important. It’s also easy to forget that every day we’re alive, is a day we can be thankful for.
We’ve both been going a little stir crazy and our lives have been so frantic and unforgiving that when a last minute change of plans meant we had a few spare hours the next day, Layton suggested we make use of the time and selfishly take some time out for ourselves.
