Celebrate Pinhole Photography Day!

posted by buzzybee, Apr 16, 2007 3:03 PM — 6 comments

Check out my tutorial on how to turn your digital camera into a pinhole camera and let's share our unique pinhole photos in time for Pinhole Photography Day on April 29th!

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Digital Pinhole Photography

posted by buzzybee, Apr 16, 2007 2:22 PM — 9 comments

How to turn your camera into a digital pinhole camera in time for April 29th, World Pinhole Photography day!

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Funny ... But True ...

posted by buzzybee, Apr 10, 2007 3:31 AM — 5 comments

It just goes to show it really is a small world, when we see where our photos show up!

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Tall Poppy Syndrome at SXC

posted by buzzybee, Mar 29, 2007 4:54 AM — 5 comments

People with Tall Poppy Syndrome cut down those they feel are doing better than themselves. It is immature and pointless and leaves a sour taste in the mouth of those trying to help others. The rating system at SXC is falling prey to these people and destroys the meaning and spirit of this website, which is to help others.

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Earth Hour : 31 March 2007

posted by buzzybee, Mar 10, 2007 2:34 AM — 0 comments

Earth Hour is an initiative to help reduce Sydney's greenhouse gas emissions by 5% in 2007.

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Thank-you

posted by buzzybee, Jan 12, 2007 4:41 AM — 4 comments

Over the past few years I have been travelling and living overseas quite extensively. I've accumulated over 15,000 digital images and my New Year's resolution was to extend my gallery of just 32 photos at the end of 2006, to something a little more substantial.

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Macro Photography ...

posted by buzzybee, Jan 12, 2007 4:22 AM — 0 comments

I've spent most of my photographic life using the fastest and biggest zoom lens I could find, as my real passion is wildlife photography. I love the challenge of cropping in as close as I can to capture the real character of an animal. Without a zoom lens this isn't always the most safest or wisest of occupations. But secretly I've always wanted to try macro photography. Not just recording the expression in an animal's eye, but getting right up his nose, literally.



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