EA Photography and Design

Nestled in the heart of Victoria, Mt Cannibal is a hidden gem that offers an unforgettable experience for both travellers and photographers. Known for its stunning panoramic views, diverse flora and fauna, and a satisfying hike to its peak, this small but mighty mountain is a perfect destination for anyone looking to combine outdoor adventure with breathtaking photography opportunities. See the video below for photos and videos from Mt Cannibal. The Climb: A Challenge Worth Taking The trail to Mt Cannibal's summit is a moderately challenging loop , just over 2 kilometers long. While the climb may leave your thighs burning, the effort is well worth it. Along the way, you'll pass through a mix of dry eucalypt forest, dotted with granite boulders and native wildflowers, depending on the season. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including kangaroos, echidnas, and a variety of bird species, which add a dynamic touch to your journey. Mt Cannibal Views As you ascend, be pre...

The underwater world is a realm of unparalleled beauty, and in 2019, I embarked on my first coral reef photography adventure in the Philippines . Exploring a private coral reef in Palawan , I was captivated by the vibrant marine life and intricate coral formations. Armed with a basic underwater camera and a lot of enthusiasm, I tried to capture the essence of this hidden world. Though my technique was far from perfect, the vivid blues, yellows, and pinks of the reef stood out as living art, untouched and thriving beneath the waves. For the full set of photos check out the video below. Corel in Philippines My journey into underwater photography didn’t start there. Back in 2011 , I snorkelled in Australia’s, a bucket-list destination for anyone who loves the ocean. The Great Barrier Reef, with its expansive coral gardens and incredible biodiversity, presented challenges and opportunities for a first-time photographer. While some photos from this trip may lack technical polish, they hold...

Woodlands Historic Park, nestled just 22 kilometers north of Melbourne’s CBD, is a perfect destination for anyone seeking a blend of natural beauty, history, and outdoor adventure. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a wildlife lover, or simply looking for peaceful walking trails near Melbourne, Woodlands Historic Park offers something for everyone. Woodlands Historic Park Homestead Don't forget to watch the video below (bottom of the page) for the series of photos Woodlands Historic Park is one of Melbourne’s lesser-known treasures, making it an excellent spot for those searching for “quiet nature reserves near Melbourne” or “hidden parks in Melbourne.” The park spans over 700 hectares, featuring picturesque grasslands, woodlands, and native bushland that are home to kangaroos, echidnas, and abundant birdlife. For history buffs, the Woodlands Homestead, built in the 1840s, offers a fascinating glimpse into Melbourne’s colonial past. The restored homestead showcases period fur...

On Saturday 2 November 2024, the MexVic Association celebrated Día de Muertos.  Experience the beauty and spirit of Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), a Mexican tradition that celebrates life, love, and remembrance. This annual event is filled with vibrant colours, intricate sugar skulls (calaveras), traditional ofrendas (altars), and heartfelt moments as families honour and remember their loved ones. Join us as we explore the stunning celebrations, from traditional face painting to colourful marigold decorations. See the rest of the photos and video below

While on holidays in Inverlock, Victoria, Australia. I decided to wake early (5am) and visit the local beach for some photography. Inverloch is a coastline town situated in Victoria, Australia. It is found 143 kilometres southeast of Melbourne by means of the South Gippsland Highway on the Bass Highway in the Bass Coast Shire of Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.   After a while standing in the heavy winds and freezing cold temperatures. These two gentlemen appeared ready for a surf. I later found out, this is a daily routine for these retired gentlemen. Cold nor wind would stop them from their surf. I hope to be as fit and active as I am retired. It's an inspiration to all of any age.   Camera and Lens Canon 5D III and 24-105mm Lens Inverlock at Sunset The following images were taken straight off the camera and converted, to Black and White high key in Photoshop