I do sell my photos on request.

If you are interested in one of  my  images please get in touch with me me via the contact page on this website

 

The collection of an eclectic photographer.   

Heather Prince EFIAP, MAPS

 

I was given a Kodak Brownie camera when I was 8 years old and haven’t stopped taking photos since.  I am so fortunate to have grown up in a family of photographers who valued photography.  With a series of cameras over the following years, I have amassed a wonderful pictorial documentary of my own and my family’s life.

 

2000 onwards

In 2002 I bought my first digital camera, a little Nikon Coolpix and my brother David gave me a program to ‘play’ with.  It was called Photoshop.  The rest is history.

I experimented, learned and made a lot of mistakes.  In 2005 I joined an online photo site called ADPOTD where my photographic education really began.  I had thought I was a pretty hot photographer but I soon came crashing down to earth with a thud. I absorbed all the feedback and feasted on the wonderful photography there.  My next turning point was joining  Geelong Camera Club in 2009.  I love my club,  its camaraderie is priceless.

During the years up to 2011 I travelled extensively overseas visiting more than 25 countries and experienced the revelation and joy of travel photography.

From 2011 I have concentrated on my photographic and Photoshop skills.  I have not settled on any particular genre of photography but I must confess that Altered Reality and compiled imagery is what I enjoy the most.

Discovering Australia with my husband, Bob and our Westie Audrey, in our caravan, is my chosen travel experience now.

 

Digital cameras  

I started off with that little Nikon Coolpix and went through a progression of Nikons, getting bigger with each upgrade.  In 2013 I bought my first Olympus mirrorless camera, attracted by its clear, sharp images and fabulous lenses.  Several Olympus models later I discovered the amazing Fujifilm digital cameras. My first, the X 100T, fixed lens camera, remains to this day my favourite camera.  It is pocket-size and delivers the most beautiful image and just perfect for street photography.  I now have its big brother, the X-T3 with three lenses.  Over the years I have discovered that you don’t need a swag of lenses and equipment. Just use what you have to the max.

I hope you enjoy my website.  It is an eclectic collection, a bit like its eccentric creator.

 

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