Each Craig Parry Photography workshop is designed to deliver the perfect balance of practical photographic and editing tuition alongside an unforgettable life experience. Don’t just take it from us – read on below for a first hand wrap up from a recent guest on one of our Tonga Humpback Whale […]
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Nestled in a little pocket of far north-eastern NSW, Australia, Byron Bay is a perfect piece of paradise. Bordered by rich, green hinterland to one side and the crystal blue waters of the South Pacific Ocean on the other, it is a destination which boasts a multitude of spots to […]
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How do I get started in aerial photography? In an attempt to provide some insight I thought I’d share my journey and some tips on where to start. Aerial imagery captured using drone technology is a passion of mine and has been for over a decade now. The freedom the […]
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From the skies to the sea here are our Top 10 nature images for 2018. Each moment was snapped by Craig as he ventured out into the world in search of scenes and subjects depicting the incredible diversity which surrounds us.
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Choosing the right water housing for your camera can often be overwhelming. With so many choices on the market at such a wide range of prices it can be difficult to know where to even start. After all it is a big commitment and a vital piece of equipment to […]
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Migaloo and Milo Along the east coast of Australia it’s that time of the year again. Not only is there a daily abundance of whales cruising our shorelines but we’ve all gone a little mad in anticipation of this guy – MIGALOO. Arguably the most well known humpback whale in the […]
Read MorePhotography Tip: Post Production with Craig Parry You’ve been out shooting all day. You’ve captured some epic images. You can’t wait to share them with the world. But first, post production. The editing process of photography is just as vital as capturing the image. Here, you can keep things relatively natural, […]
Read MorePhotographing Hawaii presents endless opportunities for epic landscape and wildlife images. With incredible diversity between (and within) each island it can be hard to narrow down where to start, so to get you started here’s my guide to one of my favourite places – the Big Island. Hawaii is a […]
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On Tuesday morning Migaloo made his much anticipated migration up the east coast of Australia past Byron Bay. For a nature photographer moments like these make all the long days and missed moments worthwhile – patience really does pay! It is natural that I also often get asked how an image […]
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