The rainforest is full of photographic potential, but it also presents some unique challenges. The light is low, the shadows are deep, and it’s constantly changing—thanks to that ever-present canopy above and the regular tropical downpours. But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. Whether you're using a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or just your phone, here’s how to make the most of your time in the Daintree and come home with photos that actually do it justice.

Have you ever snapped a photo with your phone and thought, “Why does this look nothing like what I saw with my eyes?” Yep—been there, done that! Lighting is one of the biggest game-changers in photography. It's the difference between a ‘meh’ shot and a ‘WOW, did you take that on your phone?!’ moment. The good news? You don’t need fancy gear to get it right. Whether you’re chasing sunsets, capturing moody night scenes, or just trying to take a decent selfie indoors, understand

Wildlife portraits are one of my favourite things to photograph. There’s something pretty special about capturing the character or mood of an animal—whether it’s the intense stare of a bird of prey or a sleepy wallaby lounging in the sun.

Snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef is one of those bucket-list experiences that really lives up to the hype. It's vibrant, it’s otherworldly, and it’s right on our doorstep here in Port Douglas. And if you’re anything like me (and if you're reading this, I reckon you are), you want to capture it all—not just in your memory, but in your camera too.

Photography is the art and practice of capturing light with a camera to create an image. It can be a way to document life...

Getting a correct exposure is one of the most important things in photography. See why that is here. So here are 5 things which will affect