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I recently joined a few Instagrammers out on Phillip Island, just under two hours out of Melbourne, for a tour of the beautiful coastline out at Cape Woolamai. There wasn’t much of a sunset like we had hoped for, but it made for the most peaceful night, shooting long exposures of the waves and seeing the silhouettes of thousands of Short-tailed Shearwaters flying above. It was so refreshing to get excited about photography outside of my professional style of work and just have some fun.  This is what I saw:

I’m currently on a month long trip across the United States, attending Phoot Camp, Do Lectures and a Creatives Mornings Summit.  I found a bit of down time to unwind and reflect on all the great lessons I’ve learnt and people I’ve met along the way.  A day out at Lake Squam, New Hampshire was just what I needed to see me off on the last leg of my journey to New York.  This is what I saw:

Melbourne stayed open over a crisp summer’s night, to transform itself into a visual celebration of art and light.  Along with 500,000 others, I flocked into the city to experience what I had only heard about the year before. Despite the crowds, it was a beautiful night to be out into the early hours of the morning. Here are a few photographs of what I saw at White Night.